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Olga Hughes April 7, 2016

We have to ask ourselves if Richard would have killed his brother’s sons, or Henry Tudor his brothers-in-law, when a...

Lauren Mackay March 29, 2016

Easter, 1536. With the death of Katherine of Aragon in January, it would seem that Anne Boleyn is at last...

Olga Hughes March 27, 2016

Austerity was not necessarily on the menu when it came to royal dining during Lent, even if meat was off...

Olga Hughes March 18, 2016

Natalie Grueninger and Sarah Morris, authors of the best-selling In the Footsteps of Anne Boleyn, are celebrating the release of...

Neil Kemp January 25, 2016

ophie Peirce-Evans, later known as Mary, Lady Heath, was born on November 10th 1896, in Knockaderry, Co Limerick, Ireland. From...

Olga Hughes December 12, 2015

eet the very remarkable Margaret M. Williams who, between travelling and gardening, created the sweeping historical saga This Other Eden,...

There is a popular legend that, prior to the battle of Bosworth, King Richard III spent the night of 20-21...

Olga Hughes December 2, 2015

ince we last spoke to Dr. John Ashdown Hill in January, he has finally seen King Richard III re-interred and...

Olga Hughes November 30, 2015

Best-selling author and Tudor Society founder Claire Ridgway joins us today to kick off the book tour for her brand...

Olga Hughes November 27, 2015

oni Mount is back with another fascinating look at everyday life in the middle ages. Dragon’s Blood & Willow Bark...