The Attempted Assassination of King Henry III - Dennis, David Ep
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In 1238, as King Henry III of England lay with his child bride at Woodstock in Oxfordshire, a crazed assassin entered his bedroom. Who had sent that assassin and why is the subject of this book. It involves the pirates of Lundy Island, corruption in Ireland, a gang of London murderers and a king who made dreadful decisions. In 1238, England was reeling from economic and military shocks. A huge ransom had been paid to rescue King Richard the Lionheart. His brother, the evil King John had lost England's key territories in France and failed to uphold the rights enshrined in Magna Carta. Louis,…mehr

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In 1238, as King Henry III of England lay with his child bride at Woodstock in Oxfordshire, a crazed assassin entered his bedroom. Who had sent that assassin and why is the subject of this book. It involves the pirates of Lundy Island, corruption in Ireland, a gang of London murderers and a king who made dreadful decisions. In 1238, England was reeling from economic and military shocks. A huge ransom had been paid to rescue King Richard the Lionheart. His brother, the evil King John had lost England's key territories in France and failed to uphold the rights enshrined in Magna Carta. Louis, the Dauphin of France, had invaded England and King Henry's supporters had barely managed to defeat him with the Pope's help. Just as Henry thought all was well, came yet another nightmare - the Mariscos.
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David EP Dennis is a retired RAF officer. He lives in East Sussex, England. He is a civil partner with Ellen. He has three children and six grandchildren. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development, an Associate Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and a Licentiate of City & Guilds International. David is the Journal Editor for the Hastings & East Sussex Natural History Society. He has founded two national charities. He now engages in extensive historical research and works to inform and preserve heritage and wildlife through his photography. David has had a remarkably wide-ranging career: as an RAF Mountain Rescue Team member, PA to the Red Arrows, many important military posts and as inspector and consultant for education and vocational training. He also worked as a Sussex Police volunteer. He has travelled worldwide, especially in the Arctic, Scandinavia, the Middle East, and Australia. David has an Honours degree in Creative Writing, Classic and Linguistics. He is a member of Rye Harbour History Group.