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Category: Scottish history

Old time illustrations

August 23, 2024 catholicfictioncatholicscienceLeave a comment

A week or two ago I mentioned reading Pride and Prejudice on Project Gutenberg. The particular edition that was up on that site had adorable illustrations and illuminated capitals done by an artist named Hugh Thomson. I went looking and discovered that Thomson had illustrated several other books, including one called Highways and Byways in [...]

Posted in books, Scottish history

Saint Margaret of Scotland, a confusing story

January 5, 2024 catholicfictioncatholicscienceLeave a comment

Saint Margaret of Scotland fascinates me. I never heard of her until I was reading a lot of mid-20th century British writers. If they mention Scotland, and a lot of them do, she is apt to come up. Her birth date is not clearly known, but is given as around 1045, or perhaps, 1047. Maybe [...]

Posted in Saint Margaret of Scotland, saints, general, Scottish history
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