Archaeologist Greer Jarrett spent three years piloting a small sailboat along the coast of Norway to understand Viking trade routes.

James I, crowned at just 11, was murdered in a sewer in 1437. His six-year-old son succeeded as James II and was killed by his own malfunctioning ... the sixth James to rule Scotland. Despite the ...

“In James ... intercourse in Scotland. This did not stop the Kirk from imposing the death penalty on two men who were tortured then burned at the stake in Edinburgh in 1570.

Her uncle was Charles II, a Protestant who ruled over England, Scotland and Ireland. Her father, a devout Catholic, later took the throne as James II. Mary and her sister Anne were raised ...

The gatehouse was completed in 1450, Sir William Ingleby began constructing the building we see today in 1548 and the house was rebuilt in 1780 and in 1803, King James II of Scotland stayed at the ...

James II was the last Catholic monarch of England, Scotland and Ireland. He was part of the great Stuart dynasty. The son of Charles I, grandson of James I, and great-grandson of Mary, Queen of Scots.

In 1570, following complaints ... dates to 1968. Charles II never visited Holyroodhouse, but, in 1679, following the political fall of the Duke of Lauderdale, he sent his brother, James, Duke of York, ...

A national memorial to Elizabeth II will be located in St James’s Park ... also make funding available for memorial projects in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The form the new memorial ...

Simon & Schuster and Descendant, Participant Films); and the late Christine Chambers, a renowned photographer and playwrite. Relationship between James II of SCOTLAND & Christine chambers.

In little James Stuart, the Catholic King James II finally had the male heir he had ... James claimed the thrones of England, Ireland and Scotland with the backing of France.

William II was the third son of William ... where he was crowned king of England, Scotland and Ireland within months. Many in Ireland were still loyal to James and resisted William's rule, but ...