There have been a few civil wars in the British Isles for that matter, from The Anarchy between King Stephen and Queen Eleanor, the Wars of the Roses and those of various Pretenders.
There’s also Ireland to consider.
From "Nation.Cymru": Documentary follows football club started from scratch with dream of climbing Welsh pyramid. And there's silly me, thinking that the Pyramids were in Egypt!
My first reaction was the slag heaps at the coal mines. Perhaps not quite pyramids. Why on earth would you want try to play football on top of one? (Do the Welsh call them 'bings'?)
My first reaction was the slag heaps at the coal mines. Perhaps not quite pyramids. Why on earth would you want try to play football on top of one? (Do the Welsh call them 'bings'?)
At our local tip the non-recyclables go on a tip that is reduced periodically as trains remove a couple of thousand tonnes to dump in the North Sea. The tip continues to grow and its eventual size is debated.
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This is apparently an "in joke" among those who know who and what is being referenced. Could us ignoramuses get an explanation, please?
Ummmmmmm, WHOSE civil war? There have been Rather A Lot of them, globally.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Civil_War
Archbishop William Laud was executed in 1645.
There have been a few civil wars in the British Isles for that matter, from The Anarchy between King Stephen and Queen Eleanor, the Wars of the Roses and those of various Pretenders.
There’s also Ireland to consider.
At least he is commemorated in a hymn: All glory laud and honour to thee...
At our local tip the non-recyclables go on a tip that is reduced periodically as trains remove a couple of thousand tonnes to dump in the North Sea. The tip continues to grow and its eventual size is debated.
Freddy Freeman falls down Dodgers dugout steps