[Artemisia] Richard the Lionheart

[Becki Child]

One rather dull and mundane answer is that one generation grew up with a tv 
series called ROBIN HOOD.  It came on weekday afternoons when kids were 
getting home from school.  And yes, it was in black and white.  It always 
talked up good King Richard and made him sound wonderful. I know that I was 
fascinated because of it.  Besides, I thought Richard Green made a handsome 
Robin Hood.  Ok, I was little then, be nice.

LadyLiz


>From: Tamar Black Sea <tamar at coteduciel.org>
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>Subject: [Artemisia] Richard the Lionheart
>Date: Mon, 07 May 2007 10:36:23 -0600
>
>Greetings Everyone,
>
>My two daughters are homeschooled and are doing a unit on the Crusades and 
>Richard the Lionheart. There is an essay portion with-in each unit and one 
>of the questions was a deceptively simple little question about Richard the 
>Lionheart's legacy in English history. I thought we could whip out an 
>answer in 10 minutes. I was wrong. Days later, we find ourselves still 
>discussing the question.
>
>I would love to hear in-put from anyone out there who has an interest in 
>this subject. The question was:
>
>"Why do you think Richard the Lionheart has always been so popular when he 
>accomplished so little?"
>
>Any thoughts?
>
>YIS,
>Tamar
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