A fragment of the 17 th century letter, addressed to the “Good Mrs. Shakspaire,” was first discovered in the binding of a theological book at Hereford Cathedral in the 1970s, but a recent ...

In his May 3 letter, UNLV Associate Professor Jason Flatt laments the loss of more than $4 million in federal grants to pursue his important Alzheimer’s research, as well as the cancellation of ...

The letters we have deciphered are most likely part of this lost secret correspondence.” The newly deciphered material, which is about 50,000 words total, sheds new light on Mary’s time spent ...

Letters have a firm 200-word limit and will be edited for grammar, clarity and accuracy. The person who signs the letter must be the author. Anonymous letters will not be considered.

University of Cambridge historian Renaud Morieux was poring over materials at the National Archives in Kew when he came across a box holding three piles of sealed letters held together by ribbons.

The letters we have deciphered are most likely part of this lost secret correspondence.” The newly deciphered material, which is about 50,000 words total, sheds new light on Mary’s time spent ...

Together, the letters constitute a voluminous body of new primary material on Mary Stuart—about 50,000 words in total, shedding new light on some of her years of captivity in England." ...