You know how lots of people on the Internet have lots of theories about lots of different things? It is not fair that they should have all the fun. I have, therefore, decided to have a theory of my very own.
On this day, 8th March 1702 (Julian calendar), King William III of England, also known as King William II of Scotland and Prince William III of Orange popped his clogs. He died of pneumonia as a complication of the broken collar-bone which he suffered when he fell off his horse, Sorrel. Continue reading “On This Day”
Boadicea's Chariot 