The Disreputable Duke
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The house had been standing here since 1346 AD, a reward for knightly and valiant service at the battle of Crecy by Edward III.
There had been numerous alterations over the seven hundred years that a Neyve had been living here and this wonderful room was added in during the reign of Henry VIII.
They had fought for the monarch, upheld the law, tended the land, and looked after the tenants. The past Duke's of Shettleham had been warriors and landowners. There had, of course, been the odd rogue in their ancestry. The fifth Duke, Thomas, had upset King Henry VIII, which, according to hindsight, was not a very bright thing to do at the best of times, but after spending several months in the Tower
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