[Regia-NA] Norman Conquest on BBC Radio 4 Internet.

[J K Siddorn]

Hello and welcome!

If you access the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) website and find Radio 4, there is an excellent radio programme
called "The Norman Way" (or something similar) currently being broadcast on Wednesdays at 11.00am BST. You can listen to
it via the Internet for a week after the broadcast - today's was very good.

Regards,

Kim Siddorn,
Regia Anglorum

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----- Original Message -----
From: "John Michalski" <jmichal2 at yahoo.com>
To: <list-regia-na at lig.net>
Sent: Saturday, May 29, 2004 1:35 AM
Subject: [Regia-NA] Greetings from a newbie


> Hello, my name is John Michalski and my wife and I
> live in Milwaukee, WI.
>
> For someone who has been interested in ancient,
> medieval and renaissance history for more years than I
> care to recall, I am very new to this whole
> Anglo-Saxon thing (I'm ashamed to say that I actually
> used to be one of those folks who thought that England
> was a total backwater until 1066! Mea culpa!!)
>
> Anyway, I'm a newly minted seminarian in the US
> Episcopal Church, and have become more interested in
> this period of history because it's the roots of my
> church, AND because it was the A-S church that
> mediated much of ancient Christianity to later
> England, and set the tone for that particular church
> in later centuries.
>
> So my big interests now are the culture and
> spirituality of England from, say 650 to 1066 AD,
> especially regarding holidays, festivals and the
> ritual year. Right now I'm reading Ronald Hutton's
> 'The Stations of the Sun', and am looking for other
> good books on the topic. I'll be interested in any
> input the group may have about this area...other than
> that, it looks like it could be a lot of fun!
>
> Talk to you all later.
>
> John
>
>
>
>
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