A Solicitor’s ghost helped me – Chapter Three – A ghost that helped me For those who know England well, this story might seem strange, but I was merely twenty, so I was not very used to travelling. Carlisle was too far.
The truth about the conspirators: Guido, innocent; Robert Catesby, innocent; Grenville Markham and Robert Cecil, these two were the true plotters. We have been told a propaganda story for too long. Gullibly swallowing Robert Cecil’s rhetoric throughout the centuries. Now, you have to read the true story and understand that government lies can last centuries.
Amongst my ghost stories in Ireland; there are other stories – this is the story of the haunting feeling that I will never forgive myself for not seeing the whale when we sailed on Waterwitch
Robert Cecil was losing influence at court – annoying since he had arranged for James to become the King. Favourites had influence on James but with the help of some gullible Catholics desperate to please him, he set the Gunpowder trap. Cecil would foil the plot and win the favour of the King and gain control once again
Robert Cecil and the lie that was the Gunpowder Plot! Knyvett made haste to the King’s palace, at Whitehall and told the news both to the Earl of Salisbury, Lord […]
Guy Michael Fitzalan and the Captain of the Guard – Chapter One, i, Getting the Sack, 4th November 1605 “Captain of the Guard,” cried a sentry, his voice echoing […]
The story of how the missing items led to the second search and the arrest of Guy Fawkes
. Robert Cecil stood under the gable of the cloister. His cape pulled around his body, accentuating his slim silhouette. It was dawn. He watched his breath cloud before his […]
Cecil framed Guido Fawkes -The Trap The morning of the 8th November 1605, at Holbeche House, in Staffordshire, was peculiar for its lack of birdsong. The occupants had […]
Michael Fitzalan’s Blog Appeal for supermarkets to put solar panels on their roofs, car parks and their warehouse roofs to save energy.