Rufus the Red Goats Milk Soap

Name: Rufus the Red Goats Milk Soap
Brand: Cyril's Soap Shed

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Rufus the Red: The Last Hunt draws on the mysterious and dramatic events surrounding King William II in the New Forest. The forest, marked as a royal hunting ground by William the Conqueror, was considered sacred and legend holds that a curse was placed on the royal male line by those displaced during its creation. Rufus the Red was the nickname of King William II of England, who reigned between 1087–1100. The third son of William the Conqueror, he was nicknamed "Rufus", Latin for "the Red" due to his red-faced, ruddy complexion and red hair, and was known for a fiery temper and flashy dress.

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