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Keep calm and study British history

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The Wars That Inspired Game of Thrones

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The Consequences of the 2015 General Election. What about Europe?

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La révolution anglaise 1640-1649

Le roi Charles Ier, dès son accession au trône en 1625, pensait que l’avenir en Angleterre était à la monarchie absolue. Mais ses vues, empruntées à la France ou à l’Espagne, ne purent s’imposer. Le passé anglais lui résista : la vieille Common Law qu’on...

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Cromwell by Monty Python

The most interesting thing about King Charles, the first Is that he was 5 foot 6 inches tall at the start of his reign But only 4 foot 8 inches tall at the end of it because of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of England Puritan Born in 1599 and died in...

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Marx & Game of Thrones

T he elite are in trouble, their sources of wealth exhausted, their civilisation assailed by crazed fanatics from without – while, within, the masses are in open revolt. No, it’s not the eurozone – it is Westeros, the mythical venue for Game of Thrones....

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Why serious history buffs are obsessed with Game of Thrones

Why on earth would someone like me, who makes her career out of historical facts, harbour a guilty fixation on a swords-and-sorcery fantasy like Game of Thrones? Because the central matter is the genuine stuff of history, strange but familiar, with the...

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In French: preparing for the General Election

Dix millions de téléspectateurs britanniques ont assisté, jeudi 2 avril au soir, au premier vrai débat de la campagne électorale pour les législatives du 7 mai. L’affiche était inédite dans un pays habitué au bipartisme depuis des siècles : à côté des...

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Richard III laid to rest

On Thursday, a king of England will be buried for the second time in his green and pleasant land. This time, however, as a nation, we’ll be doing it right. More than 500 years after his death in August 1485, King Richard III, the last Plantagenet king,...

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