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Monthly Archives: July 2014
28th July 1540 – Thomas Cromwell Is Executed
Thomas Cromwell was beheaded on Tower Hill on the 28th July 1540. This was also the day that Henry VIII married Katherine Howard. Cromwell was condemned to death without trial and, after the execution, his head was set on a … Continue reading
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Tagged Cromwell, Edward Hall, execution, Thomas Cromwell, Tower Hill
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22nd July 1536 – Henry Fitzroy Dies
On the 22nd July 1536 Henry Fitzroy, Duke of Richmond and Somerset, died at St James’s Palace. He was the illegitimate son of Henry VIII and Elizabeth ‘Bessie’ Blount and was just seventeen years old when he died. There is … Continue reading
19th July 1543 – Mary Boleyn Dies
On the 19th July 1543, Mary Boleyn died. Mary was the sister of the late Anne Boleyn but much of her life is a mystery. We don’t know much about her (we even have to guess which sister was older). … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Weir, Alison Weir Mary Boleyn, death, Mary, Mary Boleyn, Rochford Hall, William Stafford
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The Red Queen – Book Review
The Red Queen is the second book in Philippa Gregory’s Cousins’ War Series. This is the second book of the series that I’ve read (later found out that to read them in chronological order you need to read The White … Continue reading
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Tagged Cousins War, Henry Tudor, Henry VII, Margaret Beaufort, Philippa Gregory, The Red Queen, Wars of the Roses
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16th July 1557 – Anne of Cleves Dies
On the 16th July 1557, Anne of Cleves died at Chelsea Old Manor. She was the last of Henry VIII’s wives to die, outliving the King by ten years and even living to see Mary I’s coronation. When Anne’s health … Continue reading
Perseverance Book: Update 4
Sorry it has been a long time since I’ve done an update. As many of you know, I’ve been doing an online course on Richard III and also had writer’s block with my book. However, things are now moving on … Continue reading
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Tagged book, historical fiction, Perseverance, project, tudor
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12th July 1543 – Henry VIII Marries Catherine Parr
On the 12th July 1543, Henry married Catherine Parr in the Queen’s Privy Closet at Hampton Court. She was the only one of Henry’s wives who was not in the least infatuated with the idea of being Queen. It was … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Parr, Henry VIII, marriage, sixth wife
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