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This July 12th I am innocently reposting my video on the Inglorious Revolution for your enjoyment. It is entitled “The Glorious Coup: Whig Propaganda and the Glorious Revolution”. youtu.be/c1iyEcVJYnU?si…

Hear ye! 'Tis time for #StuartSaturday! I went to Hardwick Hall today as Justine Brown's Bookshelf and I continue to prepare for our session next week at The Stuart History Festival, "Stuarts, Sex, and Scandal: Over 100 Years of Passion". Tickets: tickettailor.com/events/thestua… #KeepItStuart

In exactly ONE WEEK(!), you can join Justine Brown (Justine Brown's Bookshelf) and me next Sunday, July 6th at 11:00 am, for our session, "Stuarts, Sex, & Scandal: Over 100 Years of Passion", moderated by Gareth Russell. In-person at the Old Palace, Worcester, or online! Tickets:

Dig into Philippa Lacey’s new post to get a flavour of Andrea Zuvich’s and my talk this Saturday at the Stuart History Festival in Worcester! open.substack.com/pub/philippab/…

All good wishes to Andrea Zuvich, Dr. Erica Canela and Mark Turnbull Author, the organisers of the first ever STUART HISTORY FESTIVAL The Stuart History Festival, taking place this weekend at ‘THE OLD PALACE’ WORCESTER. Thank you for #KeepingItStuart

In the run up to the Stuart History Festival, taking place on the 5th and 6th July, speakers Andrea Zuvich and Justine Brown answer Philippa's questions about sex and scandal at the courts of Charles II and James II. Available now at substack.com/@britishhistory

381 years ago, as the Battle of Marston Moor raged, Prince Rupert’s hunting poodle ‘Boye’ broke free. The poor hound had been labelled a devilish conduit. He searched the moor for his master then got caught up in the Royalist retreat. After the battle his body lay on the field…

Louise de Kéroualle came to London as a maid of honour to Henrietta of England, Charles II’s youngest sister. Popularly seen as a French spy, she came to rule the king’s heart. #portrait H Gascar #stuart

Come to The Stuart History Festival in Worcester this weekend! Cluster round and hear #Stuart lore— how, for example, the beautiful Hortense Mancini charmed and infuriated her royal benefactor, Charles II! #portrait Voet c1675

For anyone with Livestream tickets for this weekend - the link will be added to your ticket at 10am tomorrow. Livestream will begin just before 11am with the opening and first talk.

Getting ready for The Stuart History Festival Day 2! Stuarts, Sex, and Scandal with Justine Brown's Bookshelf and Gareth Russell

Last night at the pub with this wonderful lady! Justine Brown's Bookshelf The Stuart History Festival #KeepItStuart

Thank you to everyone who joined us this weekend for the first The Stuart History Festival! We are overjoyed by the positive feedback. Mark Turnbull Author and I popped into the King Charles II pub afterwards before saying goodbye. Cheers to our wonderful, brilliant Dr. Erica Canela! Thank you all!

Location of my Worcester office #StuartHistFest

Something you don’t see every day: a Catholic Mass being celebrated in Canterbury Cathedral—once the very heart of the English Reformation—led for the first time by the Pope’s ambassador to the UK, in honour of the martyred St Thomas Becket.

Thank you to everyone who made the Stuart History Festival such a success! We're delighted you all had a great time! #StuartHistFest #KeepItStuart #history

Maria Luisa of Savoy, Queen of Spain was the granddaughter of Henrietta of England. ‘La Reina Niña’ was one of many #Stuarts passed over for the crown of England because she was #Catholic. #Portrait Verbruggen c 1705

Anne of Denmark festooned with jewels. She wore inter alia a #portrait miniature of Isabella Clara Eugenia, Governess of the Spanish Netherlands, with whom she had struck up a friendship. I. Oliver and F. Pourbus #StuartSaturday

My fascination began when I was around 8 years old. I was at an abandoned monastery near Worcester; my father told me the tale of Charles II hiding in the Oak Tree as Parliamentarian soldiers hunted for him…

⚔️#OTD 1643, Battle of Roundway Down. The last battle where Arthur Haselrig's 'lobsters' fought, and which was a decisive parliamentarian defeat. Listen to CavalierCast #Podcast for more about the lobsters and this battlefield. 👂buzzsprout.com/1194917