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Sir William Marshall and the Age of Chivalry

James Dickinson


Regions:
England, Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex
Notice Period:
Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
Type:
Semi-Professional
Fee:
Paid: £85 to £100 inclusive of expenses
Category:
History
Updated:
25th September 2026

Tells the story of the extraordinary life of the greatest knight of English Medieval times who served five kings devotedly and was the foremost tournament knight of his age.

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About James Dickinson

I have been giving talks predominately on Medieval English history since the beginning of 2017. I completed a History degree from the Open University at Upper Second Class Honours level in 2024.

I am currently studying for a Masters Degree through the University of Kent. On the basis that that completes satisfactorily I intend to go on to study for a PHD. Thus I see myself today as a semi-professional speaker.

I have a complete brochure of talks available for any groups who might wish to use me.

I try to keep my fees reasonably modest usually not to exceed £115.00 except for those places in Kent or Sussex most distant from my home near Hailsham in East Sussex.


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