Margaret Pole

Has anyone read Margaret Pole Countess of Salisbury Loyalty LIneage and Leadership by Hazel Pierce? I'm about a third of the way through. I'm beginning to change my opinions on Margaret. Another exceeding strong woman..reminds me of MB in some ways. Happily married to Richard Pole, 'a very worthy gentleman' with a brood of children she was widowed at 31. She then after some travails, and after befriending Katherine of Aragon and daughter Mary, reached the zenith of her life..rich, living in numerous luxury homes, children successful..etc., etc. What could go possible wrong? I think she seriously misjudged Henry Vlll. Perhaps she felt honour bound after the judicial murder of her brother to pursue matters relating to property etc. but seriously treading in Henry's toes was very foolhardy, Going off in a tangent but why is the print so small in some books....?

Read more of this excellent book last night. One of those books that is hard to put down. So far..Margaret continues to push Henry's buttons especially regarding Princess Mary. Aids and abets Mary in her refusal to return her jewels..cannot make up my mind as to whether Margararet is courageous or foolishly obstinate..maybe a bit of both. Her life is starting to implode and she seems to have suffered a mini breakdown after being parted from Mary. Montague, her son, and his son, are put in the Tower. Geoffrey the other son also under arrest unravels at the seams. He seems to be a chip of the old block, in some ways like his grandfather, flawed but still likeable but perhaps lacking Clarences' courage. Montague executed, Geoffrey makes an attempt on his own life with a cushion... Margaret questioned for several days has recovered her courage and remains stoic and defiant "Wee may call hyr rather a strong and custaunt man than a woman.." opined one of those sent to interrogate her.. oh my goodness..what a story and what a tragedy.

Eileen wrote:
Has anyone read Margaret Pole Countess of Salisbury Loyalty
LIneage and Leadership by Hazel Pierce? I'm about a third of the way
through. I'm beginning to change my opinions on Margaret. Another
exceeding strong woman..reminds me of MB in some ways. Happily married to
Richard Pole, 'a very worthy gentleman' with a brood of children she was widowed
at 31. She then after some travails, and after befriending Katherine of
Aragon and daughter Mary, reached the zenith of her life..rich, living in
numerous luxury homes, children successful..etc., etc. What could go
possible wrong? I think she seriously misjudged Henry Vlll. Perhaps
she felt honour bound after the judicial murder of her brother to pursue matters
relating to property etc. but seriously treading in Henry's toes was very
foolhardy, Going off in a tangent but why is the print so small in
some books....?
Doug here:
Sounds like another book to put on reading list!
I imagine the small print is in order to save money on printing costs?
Especially if the subject matter is likely to appeal only to a small-ish
audience?
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I got a used copy from Ebay at a reasonable price Doug. But yes definitely a good read.

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I
got a used copy from Ebay at a reasonable price Doug. But yes definitely a
good read.
Doug
here:
I
haven't used Ebay much, but it appears I'm going to have
to.
Thanks
again for the suggestions (book and Ebay),
Doug
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I see the answer back from the society is a no sadly. Well onwards and upwards I suppose. My worry is how will new members be attracted now the direct link from the society website will be going?

Doug your welcome. Booksearch is always a good way to go as well if you didn't know of it already, Sometimes you can get books cheaper than even Amazon..the problem now being with Amazon is you no longer get free postage unless you spend £20. Also with eBay you can make an offer if it's secondhand. That is how I got my Coronation of RIchard lll the Extant Documents, I could never have afforded it otherwise..

Try Amazon used books, and even Etsy.com. Rizzoli books are wonderful, and of course, in most cities there are used book stores. Henry and I spent hours in London and Paris haunting book stores, and somewhere in Britain is
a small town packed with books, the name escapes me.

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Eileen wrote:
I got a used copy from Ebay at a reasonable price Doug. But yes definitely a good read.
Doug here:
I haven't used Ebay much, but it appears I'm going to have to.
Thanks again for the suggestions (book and Ebay),
Doug

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I wonder if the Society would allow an announcement on its Facebook page? with an occasional reminder. Or failing that, annoucements on some of the other Facebook pages devoted to Richard III.A J On Thu, Apr 20, 2017 at 10:09 AM, cherryripe.eileenb@... [] <> wrote:
 
I see the answer back from the society is a no sadly.  Well onwards and upwards I suppose.  My worry is how will new members be attracted now the direct link from the society website will be going?  

I wonder if membership in the Society if off, and they view a free source of information as an attempt to subvert membership?

On Apr 20, 2017, at 10:19 AM, A J Hibbard ajhibbard@... [] <> wrote:


I wonder if the Society would allow an announcement on its Facebook page? with an occasional reminder. Or failing that, annoucements on some of the other Facebook pages devoted to Richard
III.

A J

On Thu, Apr 20, 2017 at 10:09 AM,
cherryripe.eileenb@... [] <> wrote:
I see the answer back from the society is a no sadly. Well onwards and upwards I suppose. My worry is how will new members be attracted now the direct link from the society website will be going?

Perhaps the 'various social media channels' as mentioned in the Statement can refer anyone who happens upon them? Also, Branches and Groups could refer their members, or will the EC forbid them on pain of excommunication? On Thursday, 20 April 2017, 16:09, "cherryripe.eileenb@... []" <> wrote:
I see the answer back from the society is a no sadly. Well onwards and upwards I suppose. My worry is how will new members be attracted now the direct link from the society website will be going?

Eileen
wrote:
I
see the answer back from the society is a no sadly. Well onwards and
upwards I suppose. My worry is how will new members be attracted now the
direct link from the society website will be going?
Doug
here:
I
can see the Society also employing Facebook and Twitter, but why they
want to cut ties with the Forum I have no idea! Unless those two media are very
heavily monitored, they'll get even more side-tracked than we have ever
have!
Perhaps
next, what with it being such and old-fashioned method, they'll no longer offer
books for sale from the Society's shop?
Doug
Who
finds it mystifying and wonders if what we're seeing isn't due to someone's
bruised ego?
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Eileen
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Doug
your welcome. Booksearch is always a good way to go as well if you didn't
know of it already, Sometimes you can get books cheaper than even
Amazon..the problem now being with Amazon is you no longer get free postage
unless you spend £20.
Also with eBay you can make an offer if it's secondhand. That is how
I got my Coronation of RIchard lll the Extant Documents, I could never
have afforded it otherwise.
Doug here:
I hadn't heard of Booksearch, so thank you for that! I haven't
used either Amazon or Ebay much but, what with the cost of
some of the volumes I want that's likely to change!
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Apologies Doug,,should have wrote BookFinder.com

Somebody sold their Coronation ? Could never sell mine ! Paul Envoyé depuis mon Sony Xperia(TM) XA Ultra d'Orange---- 'Doug Stamate' destama@... [] wrote ----

Eileen
wrote:
Doug
your welcome. Booksearch is always a good way to go as well if you didn't
know of it already, Sometimes you can get books cheaper than even
Amazon..the problem now being with Amazon is you no longer get free postage
unless you spend £20.
Also with eBay you can make an offer if it's secondhand. That is how
I got my Coronation of RIchard lll the Extant Documents, I could never
have afforded it otherwise.
Doug here:
I hadn't heard of Booksearch, so thank you for that! I haven't
used either Amazon or Ebay much but, what with the cost of
some of the volumes I want that's likely to change!
Doug--
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Got a personal message inside Paul..from the authors to someone who helped them with their research...

Amazon
uk have a minimum postage-free
order of £10 for books and £20 for other things J

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Got a
personal message inside Paul..from the authors to someone who helped them with
their research...

Prime is free once you've paid the annual £79! In France it isn't as expensive, and they have a weird idea of next day posting. As for "fast" something I ordered yesterday with 'fast delivery' it is being delivered between May 10 and 20th!PaulEnvoyé de mon iPadLe 20 avr. 2017 à 18:48, 'Stephen' stephenmlark@... [] <> a écrit :


Amazon uk have a minimum postage-free
order of £10 for books and £20 for other things J

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{Disarmed} Re: {Disarmed} Margaret Pole


Got a
personal message inside Paul..from the authors to someone who helped them with
their research...

Most of the second hand books on amazon are amazon traders and they nearly always charge postage but I have managed to get some lovely books in very good condition including some from the Pevsner The Buildings of England series, one for every county, including the Cotswolds. Some of them looked like they have never been read. unfortunately I don't have the one I need now,,Herefordshire...can you Adam and Eve it?

Pamela wrote: "Henry and I spent hours in London and Paris haunting book
stores, and somewhere in Britain is a small town packed with books, the name
escapes me."
Is it Hay-on-Wye, Wales? Their book festival -
Hay-on-Wye.co.uk - is May 25 - 4 June, this year. I just Googled and found some
of the most amazing photos of books imaginable. Sounds like Heaven - a tour of
the Marches followed by a burial in books.
www.NanceCrawford.comKING'S GAMES:
The Commentarieshttp://amzn.to/1VvKiHV

Hay on Wye is book shops from one end to the other, so worth visiting any time of the year, not just during the festival. A huge parking area too. My favourite shop is in the old cinema, which is simply crammed with shelf after shelf after shelf. Bliss.
http://www.haycinemabookshop.co.uk/
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Pamela wrote: "Henry and I spent hours in London and Paris haunting book stores, and somewhere in Britain is a small town packed with books, the name escapes me."
Is it Hay-on-Wye, Wales? Their book festival - Hay-on-Wye.co.uk - is May 25 - 4 June, this year. I just Googled and found some of the most amazing photos of books imaginable. Sounds like Heaven - a tour of the Marches followed
by a burial in books.

www.NanceCrawford.com
KING'S GAMES: The Commentaries
http://amzn.to/1VvKiHV

Also a cafe that make the most wonderful meringues! I can't remember the name but our Branch Chairman always used to book it for afternoon tea whenever we visited Hay on Wye.Mary

That is it!!! Love the description……


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Pamela wrote: "Henry and I spent hours in London and Paris haunting book stores, and somewhere in Britain is a small town packed with books, the name escapes me."

Is it Hay-on-Wye, Wales? Their book festival - Hay-on-Wye.co.uk - is May 25 - 4 June, this year. I just Googled and found some of the most amazing photos of books imaginable.
Sounds like Heaven - a tour of the Marches followed by a burial in books.


www.NanceCrawford.com
KING'S GAMES: The Commentaries
http://amzn.to/1VvKiHV

Hi, All ý

Have enjoyed reading the brief discussion about Hay-on-Wye. Yýall might be interested to know that back in 1973, when I was attending a Summer School in Librarianship in Aberystwyth, Wales, we were able to visit Hay-on-Wye as one of our day trips that we took during the course. At the time, there were five little bookshops scattered through the town (which was charming, btw), and all of them were owned by Richard Booth, who I believe was an American ex-pat. As Mr. Booth was a personal friend of Dr. Harold Lancour, the Dean Emeritus at Pittsburgh and founder of the Library School in Aberystwyth and Director of the Summer School, we were invited to have lunch at Mr. Boothýs home, in addition to exploring the bookstores. It was heavenly even then ý although I take it that it has expanded substantially since then. My favourite store was the one that specialized in vintage collectible and first edition books ý in particular, they had a number of first editions featuring Arthur Rackham illustrations, one of my favourite fantasy illustrators, which I drooled over. Unfortunately my student budget didnýt allow me to purchase any of those books, which as I recall cost maybe 50-75 pounds at the time. <sniff>

I have such wonderful memories of that trip, and the whole Summer, I hope someday to be able to return to that peaceful and pastoral part of England and Wales!

Johanne

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That is it!!! Love the descriptionýý


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Pamela wrote: "Henry and I spent hours in London and Paris haunting book stores, and somewhere in Britain is a small town packed with books, the name escapes me."

Is it Hay-on-Wye, Wales? Their book festival - Hay-on-Wye.co.uk - is May 25 - 4 June, this year. I just Googled and found some of the most amazing photos of books imaginable. Sounds like Heaven - a tour of the Marches followed by a burial in books.

www.NanceCrawford.com<http://www.NanceCrawford.com>
KING'S GAMES: The Commentaries
http://amzn.to/1VvKiHV

Oh my, that sounds absolutely heavenly. Two of my sweet friends, and I, when we were single, considered opening a used book emporium in New Orleans, where we were all reared. Our catchy name, "Three Boards and Some Old Books". It never happened, but that is still in the back of my mind!


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Hi, All -

Have enjoyed reading the brief discussion about Hay-on-Wye. Y'all might be interested to know that back in 1973, when I was attending a Summer School in Librarianship in Aberystwyth, Wales, we were able to visit Hay-on-Wye as one of our day trips that we took during the course. At the time, there were five little bookshops scattered through the town (which was charming, btw), and all of them were owned by Richard Booth, who I believe was an American ex-pat. As Mr. Booth was a personal friend of Dr. Harold Lancour, the Dean Emeritus at Pittsburgh and founder of the Library School in Aberystwyth and Director of the Summer School, we were invited to have lunch at Mr. Booth's home, in addition to exploring the bookstores. It was heavenly even then - although I take it that it has expanded substantially since then. My favourite store was the one that specialized in vintage collectible and first edition books - in particular, they had a number of first editions featuring Arthur Rackham illustrations, one of my favourite fantasy illustrators, which I drooled over. Unfortunately my student budget didn't allow me to purchase any of those books, which as I recall cost maybe 50-75 pounds at the time. <sniff>

I have such wonderful memories of that trip, and the whole Summer, I hope someday to be able to return to that peaceful and pastoral part of England and Wales!

Johanne

Johanne L. Tournier
Email - jltournier60@...



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That is it!!! Love the description......


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Subject: Re: {Disarmed} Re: {Disarmed} Margaret Pole



Pamela wrote: "Henry and I spent hours in London and Paris haunting book stores, and somewhere in Britain is a small town packed with books, the name escapes me."

Is it Hay-on-Wye, Wales? Their book festival - Hay-on-Wye.co.uk - is May 25 - 4 June, this year. I just Googled and found some of the most amazing photos of books imaginable. Sounds like Heaven - a tour of the Marches followed by a burial in books.

www.NanceCrawford.com<http://www.NanceCrawford.com>
KING'S GAMES: The Commentaries
http://amzn.to/1VvKiHV











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This kind of got lost in all the rest. Do we know how long we've got left and what will happen? H From: "cherryripe.eileenb@... []" <> To: Sent: Thursday, 20 April 2017, 16:09 Subject: Re: {Disarmed} Re: {Disarmed} Margaret Pole
I see the answer back from the society is a no sadly. Well onwards and upwards I suppose. My worry is how will new members be attracted now the direct link from the society website will be going?

HIlary...I understand it is 1st May...it's very sad isn't it? I hope there is a plan b...shall we just continue postIng..forum will need to be renamed? Will we need a new link? Hopefully Neil will let us know.

Not much time is it? Yes hopefully Neil will still wish to help? And there is the issue of the archive. Are you still out there, Neil? H From: "cherryripe.eileenb@... []" <> To: Sent: Saturday, 22 April 2017, 10:28 Subject: Re: {Disarmed} Re: {Disarmed} Margaret Pole
HIlary...I understand it is 1st May...it's very sad isn't it? I hope there is a plan b...shall we just continue postIng..forum will need to be renamed? Will we need a new link? Hopefully Neil will let us know.

To all:Just a quick note to say that I will put something out soon but the Forum will stay exactly as it is and there will not be any significant changes.Regards,NeilSent from my iPad On 22 Apr 2017, at 10:28, cherryripe.eileenb@... [] <> wrote:
HIlary...I understand it is 1st May...it's very sad isn't it? I hope there is a plan b...shall we just continue postIng..forum will need to be renamed? Will we need a new link? Hopefully Neil will let us know.

Thank you Neil much appreciated.Mary

Thank you Neil

Thank you, Neil!Jan.Sent from my iPad On 22 Apr 2017, at 12:55, Neil Trump neil.trump@... [] <> wrote:
To all:Just a quick note to say that I will put something out soon but the Forum will stay exactly as it is and there will not be any significant changes.Regards,NeilSent from my iPadOn 22 Apr 2017, at 10:28, cherryripe.eileenb@... [] <> wrote:
HIlary...I understand it is 1st May...it's very sad isn't it? I hope there is a plan b...shall we just continue postIng..forum will need to be renamed? Will we need a new link? Hopefully Neil will let us know.

Thank you Neil We're all with you! On Saturday, 22 April 2017, 19:09, "Jan Mulrenan janmulrenan@... []" <> wrote:
Thank you, Neil!Jan.Sent from my iPadOn 22 Apr 2017, at 12:55, Neil Trump neil.trump@... [] <> wrote:
To all:Just a quick note to say that I will put something out soon but the Forum will stay exactly as it is and there will not be any significant changes.Regards,NeilSent from my iPadOn 22 Apr 2017, at 10:28, cherryripe.eileenb@... [] <> wrote:
HIlary...I understand it is 1st May...it's very sad isn't it? I hope there is a plan b...shall we just continue postIng..forum will need to be renamed? Will we need a new link? Hopefully Neil will let us know.

Indeed. What a relief! H From: "RONALD COOKSLEY greyfox.cooksley@... []" <> To: "" <> Sent: Saturday, 22 April 2017, 22:24 Subject: Re: {Disarmed} Re: {Disarmed} Margaret Pole
Thank you Neil We're all with you! On Saturday, 22 April 2017, 19:09, "Jan Mulrenan janmulrenan@... []" <> wrote:
Thank you, Neil!Jan.Sent from my iPadOn 22 Apr 2017, at 12:55, Neil Trump neil.trump@... [] <> wrote:
To all:Just a quick note to say that I will put something out soon but the Forum will stay exactly as it is and there will not be any significant changes.Regards,NeilSent from my iPadOn 22 Apr 2017, at 10:28, cherryripe.eileenb@... [] <> wrote:
HIlary...I understand it is 1st May...it's very sad isn't it? I hope there is a plan b...shall we just continue postIng..forum will need to be renamed? Will we need a new link? Hopefully Neil will let us know.