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Henry VIII declared Jane Seymour was the most beloved of all his wives-she provided the desired heir. Jane's quiet dignity hid a strong will and determination to succeed.
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Known for his mercurial temper and autocratic ways, Henry VIII was not an ideal husband. Of his legendary six wives, who emerged the luckiest? Anne of Cleves.
Mrs Isabella Beeton advocated a no-nonsense and economical approach to cooking and the household and must be seen as more than just a cookery writer.
After the scandal of his marriage to Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII's third wife ended years of unrest within the Royal court and fulfilled her most important duty as a Queen.
Nine-year-old Edward VI introduced the Reformation, established the English Church, understood international affairs and showed a keen interest in reforming the currency.
Is the importance of handwashing even debatable? If handwashing is so good, then why is it ignored, by so many, so often? See why handwashing is an imperative for all.
Katherine Parr, faithful and devoted wife to Henry VIII, loved many men and experienced many losses in her rich, short life.
Sudeley Castle is an ancient site that has been the home of many members of the royal family.
Mary Elizabeth Braddon was a prolific Victorian novelist and achieved much success as a writer. Two of her greatest novels are Lady Audley's Secret and Aurora Floyd.
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