Skip to content

Wilcuma

Anglo Saxon History

  • Home
  • East Anglia
    • Diary of Events
    • Churches
    • Places of Interest
    • Museums & Education
  • Kent
    • Diary of Events
    • Churches
    • Places of Interest
    • Museums & Education
  • Essex
    • Diary of Events
    • Churches
    • Places of Interest
    • Museums & Education
  • Sussex
    • Diary of Events
    • Churches
    • Places of Interest
    • Museums & Education
  • Wessex
    • Diary of Events
    • Churches
    • Places of Interest
    • Museums & Education
  • Mercia
    • Diary of Events
    • Churches
    • Places of Interest
    • Museums & Education
  • Northumberland
    • Diary of Events
    • Churches
    • Places of Interest
    • Museums & Education
  • Histories
    • The Black Death & Peasant’s Revolt
      • A Troubled England
      • The Plague from the East
      • The Black Death in Europe
      • England Infected
      • Prayer and Despair
      • A Changed Society
      • Peasant Discontent
      • John Wycliffe and John Ball
      • The Flame of Rebellion
      • March and Massacre
      • King Richard and Wat Tyler
      • The End of the Revolt
      • Sources
    • Reformation of the 16th Century
      • Before the Reformation
      • Luther: The Pope Defied
      • Luther: The New Church Established
      • Calvinism in Switzerland
      • Calvinism France & Netherlands
      • The Counter-Reformation
      • England: The Beginnings of Protestantism
      • England: The Henrician Reformation
      • England: Protestantism, Reaction and Puritanism
      • Sources
    • The Pilgrim Fathers
      • Puritans and Persecution
      • The Pilgrims of Leyden
      • Eyes on America
      • The Mayflower Voyage
      • Towards New Plymouth
      • The Scourge of Winter
      • Red Indians
      • Building a New Home
      • Changing New England
      • APPENDIX ONE The Mayflower
      • APPENDIX TWO The Mayflower Pilgrims
      • Sources
    • Quaker History
    • The Glorious Revolution of 1688
      • Portraits of Two Princes
      • The Last Years of Charles II: (i) 1678-81
      • The Last Years of Charles II: (ii) 1681-85
      • Europe in 1685
      • The Conduct of King James II. 1685-87
      • The Conduct of Prince William of Orange
      • Towards the Revolution
      • Political Theory and the Revolution
      • The Invitation
      • Final Preparations
      • The Invasion (i)
      • The Invasion (ii)
      • The Revolution
      • The Consequences
      • Summary and Conclusion
      • Documentation
    • The Floating Republic
      • The Bolt From The Blue
      • The Ferment Works
      • The Critical Point
      • Delicate Negotiations
      • Interval At Spithead
      • Untimely Effects of Procrastination
      • Bloodshed
      • Balm—and Some Fruitless Research
      • Gala Days
      • The Pot Boils
      • Between The Acting…
      • Their Immovable Lordships
      • Drama
      • Yarmouth
      • Melodrama
      • Signs of Wear and Tear
      • Collapse
      • The End
      • Causes: Lessons: Results
    • The Peterloo Massacre
      • Agriculture Could Not Have…
      • The most wicked and seditious part…
      • The Constitution of England…
      • Britain’s Guardian Ganders
      • That Anomalous Hermaphrodite Race…
      • All the Gaols of The County…
      • The Lower Classes…
      • Do Unto Others…
      • I Accept With Pleasure…
      • A General Insurrection…
      • Manchester Knew Nought…
      • The Town Has Been Deluged…
      • The Alarm in All the Neighbouring…
      • The Most Numerous Meeting…
      • Then You Shall Have Military Force
      • Ah, Behold Their Sabres Gleaming
      • The Battle Of Manchester Is Over
      • I Never Saw Such a Corpse…
      • Shame! Wind Your Blood Sprinkled…
      • What Do Reasonable People Think…
      • There Is an End to Liberty
      • Rise Like Lions After Slumber…
      • Postscript
    • Flame of Freedom
      • The Arrest
      • To The Magistrates
      • At the ‘Dorchester Arms’
      • In Prison
      • Suspense at Tolpuddle
      • The Assizes
      • Jane Davis Takes a Hand
      • A Kindly Flunkey
      • Can or Will the Methodists Help?
      • The Great Procession
      • Jane Tries Another Man
      • In the Hulks
      • John Barnett Carries On
      • The Voyage and Arrival
      • In the Road-Gang
      • Life on the Government Farm
      • Pressure to Become Colonists
      • Mrs. Loveless Receives the Letter
      • The Other Five
      • George Loveless Still Free
      • The Reliability of Loveless’s Diary
    • The Chartists
    • The Lightbobs
  • Bibliotheca
    • Oliver Cromwell and the Puritan Revolution
      • An Elizabethan
      • Farmer and Puritan
      • Origins of the Civil War
      • The Outbreak of Civil War
      • The First Civil War
      • Parliament and the Army
      • The Execution of Charles I
      • The Birth of the Republic
      • Cromwell and the Dissolution of the “Rump” Parliament
      • Cromwell and the Shape of Government
      • The English People and the Protectorate
      • The English Commonwealth and the World
      • The Fall of the Republic
      • What the Puritan Revolution Achieved
    • Pilgrim & Dreamer
      • Lowly Beginnings
      • Puritan England
      • Soldier Under Fairfax
      • Troubled Tinker
      • Sinner Saved
      • Puritan Preacher
      • Imprisonment
      • Pastor Of The Flock
      • The Pilgrim’s Progress
      • Eager Writer
      • Maker of Verses
      • Triumphant Years
      • The Man
    • The Pilgrim’s Progress
      • The Author’s Apology for His Book
      • The First Part
      • The Authors’s way of Sending Forth his Second Part of the “Pilgrim”
      • The Second Part
    • Knight of the Burning Heart
      • A Lincolnshire Lad
      • A Gown-boy at Charterhouse
      • City of Dreaming Spires
      • Strange Interlude
      • Knight Errant
      • The Wonderful Birthday
      • Strange Cathedrals
      • The Open Road
      • The Knight Rides On
      • He Changed England
      • He Did Not Grow Old
    • Highways in the Byways
    • The Monocled Mutineer
      • Chapter 1
      • Chapter 2
      • Chapter 3
      • Chapter 4
      • Chapter 5
      • Chapter 6
      • Chapter 7
      • Chapter 8
      • Chapter 9
      • Chapter 10
      • Chapter 11
      • Chapter 12
      • Chapter 13
      • Chapter 14
      • Chapter 15
      • Chapter 16
      • Chapter 17
      • Chapter 18
      • Chapter 19
      • Postscript
    • The Canterbury Tales
      • The Prologue
      • The Knightes Tale
      • The Milleres Tale
      • The Reves Tale
      • The Cokes Tale
      • The Tale of the Man of Lawe
      • The Shipmannes Tale
      • The Prioresses Tale
      • Sir Thopas
      • The Tale of Melibeus
      • The Monkes Tale
      • The Nonne Preestes Tale
      • The Phisiciens Tale
      • The Pardoners Tale
      • The Tale of the Wyf of Bathe
      • The Freres Tale
      • The Somnours Tale
      • The Clerkes Tale
      • The Marchantes Tale
      • The Squieres Tale
      • The Frankeleyns Tale
      • The Seconde Nonnes Tale
      • The Chanouns Yemannes Tale
      • The Maunciples Tale
      • The Persones Tale
    • Animal Farm
      • Chapter 1
      • Chapter 2
      • Chapter 3
      • Chapter 4
      • Chapter 5
      • Chapter 6
      • Chapter 7
      • Chapter 8
      • Chapter 9
      • Chapter 10
    • Nineteen Eighty-Four
      • Part 1
        • 1: Chapter 1
        • 1: Chapter 2
        • 1: Chapter 3
        • 1: Chapter 4
        • 1: Chapter 5
        • 1: Chapter 6
        • 1: Chapter 7
        • 1: Chapter 8
      • Part 2
        • 2: Chapter 1
        • 2: Chapter 2
        • 2: Chapter 3
        • 2: Chapter 4
        • 2: Chapter 5
        • 2: Chapter 6
        • 2: Chapter 7
        • 2: Chapter 8
        • 2: Chapter 9
      • Part 3
        • 3: Chapter 1
        • 3: Chapter 2
        • 3: Chapter 3
        • 3: Chapter 4
        • 3: Chapter 5
        • 3: Chapter 6
      • Appendix
    • Buildings of Secular and Religious Lordship
  • Wilcuma.org.uk

Bibliotheca

Oliver Cromwell and the Puritan Revolution

Maurice Ashley

Knight of the Burning Heart

The Story of John Wesley

Highways in the Byways

The Story of a Pilgrimage in John Wesley’s Steps

By Leslie A. Newman (1944?)

The Canterbury Tales

Geoffrey Chaucer.

Buildings of Secular and Religious Lordship: Anglo-Saxon Tower-nave Churches

By Michael George Shapland

Powered by WordPress | Theme: wilcuma by CTWebdesign.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.Ok