Something Momentous
February 11, 2025
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Something Momentous is an autobiographical fiction, weaving Ann’s own recollections and experiences as a child with a story that involves love, loss and even a murder.
Something Momentous is an autobiographical fiction, weaving Ann’s own recollections and experiences as a child with a story that involves love, loss and even a murder.
I have previously posted about the Paston family in Norfolk and some of the books based on the tranche of their letters held in the
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James Neville was born in 1897, fought in the First World War, then continued his career with the army in Russia and Ireland until 1923 when it ended with a scandal involving his commanding officer’s wife!
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The story of Wells-next-the-Sea during the 20thcentury – and a bit more!
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It’s always interesting to get the inside story of a job or role that most people don’t understand or have much knowledge of, particularly when
In the 17th century, accusations of witchcraft were used to persecute women, and such an accusation could mean imprisonment, torture, trial and horrific execution. In This Fearful Thing and The Unnamed, L M West takes the limited facts available about witch trials in Suffolk and builds them into stories that bring home the true horror of the misogyny and hatred that these women suffered.
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