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Tag Archives: regicide
Rufus the Red/King William II – death in the New Forest
On this day 926 years ago occurred an incident in the New Forest that continues to be debated among scholars today. King William II, also known as Rufus the Red (possibly because of his ruddy complexion or hot temper), who … Continue reading
Posted in New Forest, New Forest customs
Tagged 1100, 2 August, Abbott Serlo, Anglo Saxon Chronicle, Coronation Charter, coronation edict, Duke of Bernay, Henry I, hunting accident, King William II, Magna Carta, murder, New forest, Orderic Vitalis, Purkis, regicide, Rufus the Red, Walter Tirel, Walter Tyrrel, William of Malmesbury, William Rufus, William the Conqueror, Winchester Conqueror
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New Forest: the seventeenth century coal-rush
On the 30th January 1649 Charles I was executed by beheading. In this momentous event the monarchy was overthrown, signalling the start of England’s only ever foray into republicanism with the establishment of a Commonwealth government. As a result, the … Continue reading
Posted in New Forest
Tagged 1653, Charles I, coal, Commonwealth, Forest, House of Lords, landscape, merchants, minerals, mining, New forest, Oliver Cromwell, Parliament, Priaulx, prospectors, regicide, republic, Richard Major, Southampton, State Papers Domestic
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