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» JackB - 01/19/24 16:16:32 -- The connection is Great Britain and America. Mind blowing is how young our Colonies are.
» BostonRob - 01/19/24 14:42:58 -- What is the connection and why is it mind blowing?
» Danny - 01/18/24 06:31:15 -- I never made the connection, Jack. That is mind blowing
» BostonRob - 01/10/24 17:45:03 -- This place seems to be picking up a bit. Smile
» JackB - 01/09/24 14:45:19 -- It is a sobering fact that Columbus first landed in the Bahamas seven years after Bosworth Field.
» BostonRob - 01/04/24 21:44:26 -- Sir Robert Brackenbury most likely knew what happened to the princes in the tower. However, he died on Bosworth Field fighting next to Richard III.
» Danny - 01/01/24 10:59:16 -- Margaret was a really awful person. She was as bad was Warwick. Agreed. Elizabeth Woodville is my favorite as well.
» BostonRob - 12/18/23 16:11:13 -- Margaret Beaufort was the walking version of the Black Death!
» BostonRob - 12/18/23 16:10:28 -- Catherine of Aragon, that is.
» BostonRob - 12/18/23 16:09:25 -- In the "Spanish Princess" she comes across as really quite remarkable. I'm about half way through the series. All three of the productions are amazing and have stirred my interest in the Wars of the Roses and all those involved. I think Elizabeth Woodville is my favorite and Edward Plantagenet is the saddest.
» Danny - 12/15/23 03:11:42 -- They don’t paint Catherine or her son out in a very good light in The White Queen
» BostonRob - 12/10/23 21:15:05 -- "Spanish Princess." Sorry.
» BostonRob - 12/10/23 21:14:11 -- Just got "The Spanish Princes" about Catherine of Aragone. Hope to watch it soon. It follows after "The White Queen" and "The White Princess." Outstanding productions.
» BostonRob - 11/23/23 13:36:30 -- Thanksgiving brings back good memories. I've always liked it.
» Danny - 10/25/23 14:13:09 -- So true, so true!
» BostonRob - 10/24/23 18:47:59 -- Seems to me the screenwriter implied the killing of the princes was due to the influence of Queen Anne Neville, wife of Richard. Too many people wanted those kids dead to know for sure. A brutal and dangerous time.
» BostonRob - 10/24/23 16:28:03 -- My heart blames the evil Beaufort. My brain says it was Richard. Sad
» Danny - 10/21/23 21:25:09 -- Probably both of them
» JackB - 10/21/23 06:14:53 -- But who was responsible for the 'disappearance' of the Princes in the Tower? Margaret Beaufort or King Richard?
» Danny - 10/20/23 21:31:30 -- Warwick was the worst
» Danny - 10/20/23 21:29:50 -- Rob, I am empathetic to Elizabeth, the White Queen. Beaufort was a plotting manipulative. Much like Warwick
» Chigurh - 10/20/23 12:28:52 -- Dateline 10/20/2023: San Fernando Valley: 96°
» Chigurh - 10/17/23 11:55:50 -- Next 3 days in 818: 96°, 99°, 94°
» BostonRob - 10/17/23 00:38:11 -- "The White Queen" and "The White Princess." Fab. Long live the Plantagenets. The Tudors were usurpers.
» Danny - 10/16/23 17:38:23 -- Geez, for real Chigurh? Does it usually get that hot during October in the 818?