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Letters of the Kings of England: Now First Collected from the Originals in Royal Archives, and from Other Authentic Sources, Private as Well as Public· Volume 2 ByJames Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps· 1846 Katherine Parr: Complete Works and CorrespondenceByKatherine Parr, editor Janel Mueller · 201...
In Season 4 of “The Tudors”, we see the actress Joely Richardson as Queen Kateryn (Catherine) Parr along with Lady Mary played by Sarah Bolger. In the show, the Duke of Najera is sent to the court of King Henry VIII of England in London, and he is entertained by Henry Howard, Ear...
Elizabeth I (7 September 1533 – 24 March 1603)[b] was Queen of England and Ireland from 17 November 1558 until her death in 1603. She was the last and longest reigning monarch of the House of Tudor. Her eventful reign, and its effect on history and culture, gave name to the Elizabet...
Before Tom is crowned, Edward steps in and he and Tom convince everyone of their mistake. Edward is coronated and, having been deeply moved by the prevalence of injustice in England, dedicates the rest of his life promoting justice and trying to alleviate the misery of England’s lower...
figures chosen to represent England and France in great mock-ups were the sixteenth- century rival kings Henry VIII and Francis I. Who else but Henry VIII could capture Englishness so completely? The sixteenth century is also one of the first periods from which we have an ...
was not so much personal charisma as the fact that key noblemen deserted Richard III at the moment of his greatest need, that Thomas Stanley (2nd Baron Stanley) and his brother Sir William stood aside during most of the battle in order to be on the winning team, and that Louis XI of ...
Birth of Elizabeth Henry discovered that Anne Boleyn was pregnant. As it was important that the child should not be classed as illegitimate, arrangements were made for Henry and Anne to get married. King Charles V of Spain threatened to invade England if the marriage took place, but Henry ...
They didn’t have to insult the King’s mother, the daughter of a powerful Earl and Countess Lady Joan Beaufort, granddaughter of a royal Duke of Lancaster and titular King of Castile [son of King Edward III of England], and widow of the Duke of York [double descendant of Edward III]...
Fairy Genealogyin TudorEngland365 assertionof hegemonicmonarchicalpowerthrough theuseof visualspectacleandmaterialdisplay.Whilesomeperformanceswere organisedexclusively by theQueen’sinnercircleof courtiersandsubjectsand heldin thecountryhousesandmansionswhichbelonged to aselectnobility(suchas theperformancesatKe-nil...