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“If you remember my love in your prayers as strongly as I adore you, I shall hardly be forgotten, for I am yours. Henry R. forever. ”
by King Henry VIII. He wrote this message to Anne Boleyn in a book of prayers. Originally in French. British Library Online Gallery-
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Tag Archives: Mary Tudor
Mary Rose: The Princess and The Ship
Today’s post is a fascinating article by Katherine Marcella about the Mary Rose and its connection to Henry VIII’s sister, Mary. I love having such talented readers who are willing to share their interests and expertise with us all. Thank … Continue reading
Exclusive interview with author and historian Anna Whitelock
I have just posted my interview with author and historian, Anna Whitelock. Anna’s biography on Mary Tudor (Mary Tudor: England’s First Queen) has received excellent reviews with David Starkey describing it as “An impressive and powerful debut.” The Amazon description … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Major players of Tudor England
Tagged Anna Whitelock, Mary Tudor, Tudor author, Tudor book, Tudor court
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Interview with Linda Porter
I have just posted my exclusive interview with author and historian, Linda Porter. Linda’s first book Mary Tudor: The First Queen dispels many popular conceptions about Queen Mary. Her second book, Katherine the Queen: The Remarkable Life of Katherine Parr … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Six Wives
Tagged Katherine Parr, Katherine the Queen, Linda Porter interview, Mary Tudor, Tudor book
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Possible Portrait of Mary Tudor?
I have just read a very interesting post about this portrait of an ‘English Princess’ dated back to 1535. Originally it was implied that the sitter was Mary Tudor but of course this presents some problems because in 1535 Mary … Continue reading
Posted in Anne Boleyn, Major players of Tudor England
Tagged Anne Boleyn, George Boleyn, Mary Tudor
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Has a new portrait of Mary Tudor been uncovered?
Canon Russ inherited the contents of Sawston Hall, including a 16th century portrait. Now, in order to save Sawston, he is willing to sell the portrait that some believe is of Mary Tudor! The painting is a full length portrait … Continue reading
Walk where Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII have walked!
Thornbury Castle is the only Tudor Castle in England to be opened as a hotel. It is situated in Thornbury, South Gloucestershire. In 1508, Edward Stafford 3rd Duke of Buckingham, obtained a license to build a castle on the site … Continue reading
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