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Event – Battle of Bosworth Field, death of King Richard III, and accession of King Henry VII. Year – 1485. Location – Bosworth Field, near Ambion Hill, Market Bosworth, Leicestershire, England. 22 August was a pivotal day in English history. Henry Tudor had arrived in Wales with an army a few weeks previously and had […]

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Writing a book on the six queens of Henry VIII I thought it might be good to provide an insight into some of the books I’ve been reading as part of my research. I am aware there are other books on each of the wives that I could have recommended, but these are ones that […]

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But lived to become King of England? Henry, Duke of Cornwall, was the son of Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon, born on New Year’s Day 1511. He lived for 52 days before dying on 22 February 1511. This was a huge blow to Henry and Katherine, but there was no reason at that time […]

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Something slightly different today in that it’s not Tudor! I often revert to watching true crime when I’m struggling with something, which may be a little weird! This is a documentary that I have seen a number of times because it is quite definitive on the facts of the case. The mystery of who Jack […]

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I’m delighted to welcome back the lovely Beverley Adams to my blog and Substack! I have previously done Q&As with Beverley around her books on Lady Jane Grey, Elizabeth of York, and the race for Elizabeth I’s throne, but this time Beverley has moved forward into the Stuart period to discuss Elizabeth Stuart, sister of […]

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