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History, Customs and Manners 2011

Started by SirRichardBear, March 18, 2011, 08:40:12 PM

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Lady Kett

Violence class would be most excellent, Leah! HCM is on our daily to-do list!

[Look out Merlin & Gauwyn!]


Merlin the Elder

Quote from: Lady Kett on April 06, 2011, 08:53:47 PM
Violence class would be most excellent, Leah! HCM is on our daily to-do list!

[Look out Merlin & Gauwyn!]


Leah... a class on proper bleeding out of wizards?  :-[
Living life in the slow lane
ROoL #116; the Jack of Daniels; AARP #7; SS# 000-00-0013
I've upped my standards. Now, up yours.
...and may all your babies be born naked...

DonaCatalina

For a serious suggestion....LOL

How about something on daily diet peasant vs. noble?
Aurum peccamenes multifariam texit
Marquesa de Trives
Portrait Goddess

Lady Kett

Any info that would be entertaining about the New World circa 1533? Columbus arrived in 1492 so we know Spain was up to their eyebrows in the New World. I'm only a half-arsed history buff but it seems I don't have any info on England and the New World until Elizabeth I arrives and Sir Walter Raleigh creates Virigina.

DID England do any exploration under Henry VIII?

If not, please go to your next regularly scheduled HCM topic! :)

VIII

Quote from: Lady Kett on April 07, 2011, 08:13:14 PM
Any info that would be entertaining about the New World circa 1533?
DID England do any exploration under Henry VIII?

John Cabot, a Venetian, went to the New World for England in 1497 and discovered Newfoundland.

In 1527, his son, Sebastian Cabot (not THAT Sebastian Cabot) sailed for Molucca, but never found it.
Former King Henry VIII
Renaissance Magazine Issue #66 Cover Boy

LeahH

Saturday, April 9:  Welcome, Titles, Forms of Address, and Reverence
Sunday: Day in the Life

Looking forward to seeing everyone!

Your Grace

Saturdays class was great. Y'all do such a great job. I can't what till next weekend. Many thanks to the cast for all there hard work.
1st Duke of Somerset

Lady Rebecca

I enjoyed the class today! I wish I could take in all the classes in one weekend, since that is all I was here for. But I still feel I learned quite a lot!

Lady Kett

DOH! Completely spaced out Saturday and missed it, but made it Sunday! I just love HCM!

/writes on the board/
I will not be late for class. I will not be late for class. I will not be late for class.
:D

Merlin the Elder

Yes! The classes were superb! (Nim and I were on time for both days... we need our gold stars!  :P)
Living life in the slow lane
ROoL #116; the Jack of Daniels; AARP #7; SS# 000-00-0013
I've upped my standards. Now, up yours.
...and may all your babies be born naked...

Al-Nimer

Quote from: Lady Kett on April 10, 2011, 09:04:55 PM
DOH! Completely spaced out Saturday and missed it, but made it Sunday! I just love HCM!

/writes on the board/
I will not be late for class. I will not be late for class. I will not be late for class.
:D
At least you didn't miss BOTH days, like I did  :(
Totally forgot about it today, but I doubt if my purple fairy would have liked it anyway  ;)
"I reject your reality and substitute my own!" - Adam, Mythbusters

jhighlander42

I loved this weekend's classes! Anything about daily life and social classes will always catch and reel me in. Very excited to hear next week's lesson!!

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LeahH

Hey folks!

Thanks to those of you that came this past weekend and listened to the lectures!

The subjects for the upcoming weekend are:
Saturday: Running of a Gentry or Noble Household
Sunday: Food and Drink

Looking forward to seeing everyone!

Leah

DonaCatalina

I look forward to all these lectures.
I have another suggestion. Head coverings.

I have read in several sources that Eleanor of Castile scandalized the French Court when she became Queen because she refused to wear a hood or a veil and her ladies did likewise. She wore her hair braided or in a caul with a man's flat cap.

What head coverings would have been considered proper for men and women of Henry VIII's Court.
Aurum peccamenes multifariam texit
Marquesa de Trives
Portrait Goddess

Gauwyn of Bracknell

M'lady has wondered about forms of communication - peasants and nobility.
Born 500 years late

Gauwyn of Bracknell