There are twelve posts in The Copy Book credited to D. H. Montgomery. (In the case of some authors, the list may include translations and paraphrases.)
1
In 1585, Sir Walter Raleigh’s first attempt to found an English colony in the New World failed, but two years later he was keen to try again.
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Posted October 20 2020
2
At the height of the Inquisition, King Philip II of Spain sent a glorious fleet against England to bring the nation back to his Church.
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Posted July 29 2020
3
Shortly before the American Civil War, an attack by pro-slavery militants on the city of Lawrence prompted John Brown to try to clean up Kansas.
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Posted May 5 2020
4
Two years into the American Civil War, the Union army responded to a dispiriting defeat at Chancellorsville with a decisive and historic victory at Gettysburg.
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Posted April 16 2020
5
The Battle of Lewes in 1263 took place just a few miles from the Battle of Hastings two centuries before it, and was arguably as important.
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Posted April 15 2020
6
When King Henry III’s barons turned up to his council wearing full armour, he realised he had to mend his ways.
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Posted April 14 2020