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LessonsGeneral introduction to the Tudors, England of this period, and resources we will use during the course.... Lesson 2: Loyal Heart: Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon. A Spanish princess, brought up in one of the most powerful kingdoms in Christendom, Catherine of Aragon had been readied almost from birth to be... Lesson 3: Without Male Heir. Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn Sexy, talented, quick witted, Anne Boleyn was no doubt the grand passion of Henry’s life, and Henry VIII turned his kingdom upside down to have her... Lesson 4: Entirely Beloved. Henry VIII and Jane Seymour Plain Jane, and quiet like a mouse – or was she really? Who was this woman like that gave to Henry the only ‘royal’ son to live to succeed him – and... Lesson 5: My Sister, My Wife. Henry VIII and Anne of Cleves. Bad body smell, long nose, flabby breasts - Henry’s soon divorced Flander’s mare. But did Henry and Anne just simply get off on the wrong foot? (Or... Lesson 6: The Blushing Rose Without a Thorn. Henry VIII and Katherine Howard. From the light relief of Henry and Anne of Cleves, we go to more Tudor tragedy – when an ‘old before his time’ King becomes besotted with a teenage... Lesson 7: Surviving Henry. Henry VIII and Katherine Parr. Married for the third time, Katherine was wise enough to survive her marriage to this royal spouse – but that doesn’t mean all went smoothly in time... Lesson 8: The Legacy of Henry and his Wives. Final conclusions about the legacy of Henry and his six queens, and additional resources for further research.... |
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