Explore tweets tagged as #KeepitStuart
@brown_bookshelf
Justine Brown's Bookshelf
1 year
Happy Oak Apple Day everyone! Today we celebrate the restoration of Charles II, nicknamed the Oak Apple for the time he spent hiding from Roundhead soldiers in the branches of an oak tree. (James Duke of York at right) #KeepItStuart #History
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@brown_bookshelf
Justine Brown's Bookshelf
4 months
Join us in Worcester! #KeepItStuart
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@brown_bookshelf
Justine Brown's Bookshelf
1 year
Mary of Modena gave birth to Princess Louisa Maria Teresa in 1692. The girl was known as “La Consolatrice” because she soothed her father, James II and VII, in his exile at St Germain-en-Laye. #portrait JF de Troye #Jacobite #KeepItStuart
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@brown_bookshelf
Justine Brown's Bookshelf
8 months
The playwright Thomas Killigrew (aka “the King’s Jester”) served Charles I faithfully, as this 1650 portrait suggests. Post-Restoration he managed The King’s Players theatre for Charles II. #portrait Wm Sheppard #KeepItStuart
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@brown_bookshelf
Justine Brown's Bookshelf
1 year
James Duke of York was designated Lord High Admiral at the age of four. After the Royal Navy won New Netherlands from the Dutch in 1664, he gave his name to redub the colony #NewYork. Thereafter he kept a map of it in his Whitehall office. #KeepItStuart #history #swagger
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@brown_bookshelf
Justine Brown's Bookshelf
9 months
Charles I with fulsome lovelock. This Cavalier hairdo inspired “A Gagge for All Long-haired Rattle-heads who Revile Civil Round-heads” and other pamphlets c 1646 Attributed to D Mijtens #KeepItStuart
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@brown_bookshelf
Justine Brown's Bookshelf
5 months
Charles II pictured in the Royal Oak near Boscobel House, where he hid from Roundhead soldiers after the Battle of Worcester. The #Stuart king effortlessly inhabits the archetype of the Green Man. #history #KeepItStuart
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@fractalcat888
Sarah Mint
3 years
#MonumentsMonday Brass to Francis Hayes (d.1623) in stone surround St. Cuthberts, Wells, Somerset 📸: My photo #momentomori #KeepItStuart
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@brown_bookshelf
Justine Brown's Bookshelf
9 months
James Scott, Duke of Monmouth c 1659. He seemed to demonstrate the folk belief that love-сhildren are prettier. Monmouth himself clung to the rumour that his father, Charles II, had married his mother in secret. The king laughed it off #portrait S Cooper #KeepItStuart
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@ThereseTaylor12
Therese Taylor
2 years
In 1938 Georgette Heyer wrote Royal Escape, a historical fiction about the escape of Charles II from Cromwell's armies in 1651. She visited many locations where the Stuart king hid during his flight into exile. #KeepItStuart #HistFic #LegendaryWednesday https://t.co/kIeP2e3FpB
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@brown_bookshelf
Justine Brown's Bookshelf
7 months
James II and VII’s heroic love-child, James FitzJames, 1st Duke of Berwick, aged 18. He cut his teeth as a soldier facing off against Ottoman Janissaries at Buda in 1684. portrait Pierre Mignard. #KeepItStuart #history
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@brown_bookshelf
Justine Brown's Bookshelf
1 year
In 2014 Pope Francis beatified Maria Cristina of Savoy, a direct descendant of Henrietta of England (seen here holding a portrait of Philippe d’Orléans). Henrietta is the source of the present #Jacobite line. #KeepItStuart #history
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@brown_bookshelf
Justine Brown's Bookshelf
5 months
One of Henrietta Maria’s first acts as Queen of England was to make a pilgrimage to Tyburn Tree in order to honour the English Martyrs, whose feast day in today. It did not endear her to the Puritans. #portrait Van Dyck c 1630 #KeepItStuart
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@17thCenturyLady
Andrea Zuvich
4 months
I'm going for a 1690s look today. See you in less than an hour for #StuartSaturdayLive! #KeepItStuart
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@_FrancesOwen
Frances Owen
1 year
For #StuartSaturday some #StuartNews: Our @17thCenturyLady, Andrea Zuvich, is in Historia magazine tomorrow, writing about (who else but) Barbara Villiers! #KeepItStuart #Ravenous
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@emvidal
Elena Maria Vidal
20 days
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@17thCenturyLady
Andrea Zuvich
3 months
The @StuartHistFest is only days away! Come #KeepItStuart with us in person in Worcester, England, OR online from anywhere in the world! https://t.co/pFol2m7V6l
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@1642Author
Mark Turnbull Author
1 year
Initials carved 1714 & 1718 in Bishop Cosin's chapel at Auckland Palace. In 1604, the 3-year-old Prince Charles stayed here on his epic journey from Dunfermline to Windsor, where he rejoined his family. #KeepitStuart 📕 https://t.co/Yjf0wKsf3L
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