In 12th Century England, hair colour was almost a racially telling as skin colour today. The Saxons and Vikings were red-haired. The Norman conquerors were Aryan blonde. Locals of old Roman lineage were dark-haired. The three types mingled a lot but most of England's rulers - and a lot of their bastards - were blonde. A lady with noble Saxon and Norman ancestry might well be red-headed.




Let me know if you have problems finding it. Apparently the last one was banned in Australia according to Al B. (or at least the shipping there cost more than the entire print run).