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F A I R E M A G A Z I N E N E WS
May 7, 2013.
Our newest issue of Faire Magazine is now available: Issue SEVEN. Make sure you download your copy before they're all sold out because they're free. LOL (Laugheth out-Loudeth).
As the 2013 season begins, make sure you check out our Faire Magazine Events Calendar which will show you all of the major Ren events for the next few months. We've painstakenly checked each one to make sure that the event IS indeed happening and the link we provide is live and correct.
If you ever find an event that we need to add, please let us know and we'll make sure to check it and list it prior to it coming around again on the calendar.
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RANDOM TUDOR FUN FACT
Anne Boleyn owned dogs and it was recorded that she had a Greyhound named Urian and a poodle named Purkoy reportedly named for the French word pourquoi, meaning,"why?" A pourquoi head tilt is a gesture particularly common to Havanese dogs. The little dog fell out a window and was killed a few weeks before Anne's execution and no one wanted to tell her because they knew how much she loved the little dog.
T U D O R H I S T O R Y
June 15, 1519
Elizabeth Blount gives birth to Henry Fitzroy, illegitimate son of Henry VIII
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