Topic: July 2004

Channel Surfing

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Letters from our Readers

[caption id="LettersfromourReaders_img1" align="aligncenter" width="427"] Artist Rick Farrell’s depiction of Amy Robsart’s untimely demise, from our March 2004 issue.[/caption]

D-day Remembered in Normandy

[caption id="DdayRememberedinNormandy_img1" align="aligncenter" width="762"] At Arromanches 360°, historic D-Day scenes on nine screens surround visitors.[/caption]

Juno Beach Centre

[caption id="JunoBeachCentre_img1" align="aligncenter" width="494"] Visitors look at a long-silent gun battery at longus-sur-Mer.[/caption]

The Earl and The Duke

To Hastings

The General and the Field Marshal

To Normandy

Funnies Versus the Atlantic Wall

The D-Day Museum and Overlord Embroidery

[caption id="TheDDayMuseumandOverlordEmbroidery_img1" align="aligncenter" width="762"] Embroidered scene of German defenders[/caption]

The Latest Books, Music , Videos, and Television Programmes About Britain

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Coming in British Heritage

[caption id="HeirApparentCominginBritishHeritag_img1" align="aligncenter" width="193"][/caption] King Alfred the Great

July Insider

How closely d o you read BRITISH HERITAGE? For a chance t o win six free issues, correctly answer these six questions, based on the articles in this issue. One winner will be randomly selected from among all correct entries. 1. Harold Godwinson may be buried at: a. St. Stephen’s Church. b. Bayeux Cathdral. c. Bosham Church. d. Waltham Abbey.