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How come you had a Welsh names dictionary and where did you get it?

S. Van Haitsma I wish I could say I bought a book and did tons of research, but in reality I looked online for Welsh names. I tried to use ones that had some meaning…moreI wish I could say I bought a book and did tons of research, but in reality I looked online for Welsh names. I tried to use ones that had some meaning to them, but sometimes I just used ones that I liked the sound of.(less)

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Why did you name the characters the names you did?

S. Van Haitsma I tried to use names that were fitting for the time and place. Since the story takes place in the Welsh march, they all old Welsh or English names. I …moreI tried to use names that were fitting for the time and place. Since the story takes place in the Welsh march, they all old Welsh or English names. I also wanted to use names that are easy to differentiate from each other.(less)

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Death of Democracy?

In the year 1248 a new political system was recognized in a small corner of Europe. Rather than feudal lords governing large swaths of territory by regal decree as in the rest of the continent, in the northeast corner of modern day Holland, they tried something different: democracy. It was one of the only places in Europe where there were no nobles and there were no serfs.

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