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- Castles of England This lens is about the beautiful and amazing castles of Britain, which I hope to some day visit. I've always been fascinated with castles. Since there's so many, and I have a ways to go to list more, I will never list all of them. Just my favorites...
- Neuschwanstein Castle Neuschwanstein castle opened its gates to the public in 1886, seven weeks after the death of King Ludwig II. The introverted monarch had built the castle to retreat from the public eye, and now his sanctuary would become a huge attraction for the mas...
- Queen Elizabeth I of England: Gloriana, The Virgin Queen Queen Elizabeth I of England, born 1533, died 1603. Reigned from 1558-1603. Known as 'The Virgin Queen' because she never married (despite a close relationship with childhood friend Robert Dudley, later Earl of Leicester) and or had a child.&nbs...
- Amazing Webventures: Let's Explore Swaziland! When you hear the name Swaziland, what part of the world do you picture? If you said South Africa, you'd be in the general vicinity. Actually, Swaziland is a tiny African country about the size of New Jersey, surrounded on three sides by South Africa...
- The White Rajahs of Sarawak The Brooke family reigned for 100 years as the White Rajahs of Sarawak (the word "White" is an official part of the title). Only the Japanese invasion put an end to this story of paternalistic rule by these genuinely-benevolent absolute monarchs. The...
- Royalty News and Isle of Man Greetings from Manchester UK Well what an interesting journey it has been on the internet, lots of positives, a few dramas, let downs and I confess even tears. My experience over a period of 10 years can be described as truly eye opening... Back in J...
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- The Line of Succession to the U.K Throne. Most of us probably know who the first few people in line to the throne, once her majesty dies or decides to retire to a bungalow in Essex, actually are. However it's a long line of succession, there's loads of the buggers. So much so that on reading...
