The bodies of many famous Kings of England have disappeared over the centuries and never been found again
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Category: Templar History
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Elizabeth II has held the crown of England longer than any other monarch as well being the main character in the Netflix drama – The Crown
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If you’re a Londoner – which I am – you can walk past Westminster Abbey a hundred times barely registering it. But today, I thought I would. If for no other reason than to share some images but also a…
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It’s not the most pleasant episode in English medieval history to look back on but it happened during the Templar period and we can’t ignore it. I’m writing about the expulsion of the Jews from England. Fortunately, we have an…
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Category: Templar History
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Wooden figures of the dead were often placed next to tombs – life like images of the deceased
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Category: Templar News
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