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…fools”… Edward, much to the despair of his wife and contempt of his barons, is very fond of both. King Edward comes to the throne, and immediately recalls his banished…

…greatly. If you want to donate to this worthy cause, you can find out further information at the NPG website and if you want to spread the word the link…

…the very latest forensic techniques to compare the head’s features with those of Henri in his portraits and sculptures, as it was not possible to use DNA. Portraits showed that…

…Christmas A Tudor and Stuart Christmas If you fancy doing some Tudor style cooking, the Historic Royal Palaces have a special Tudor Cookery page on their website with Tudor Cook-along…

…from 3rd June to 4th September 2011. You can find out more about the Government Art Collection at http://www.gac.culture.gov.uk/index.html Source Government Art Collection to go on public display, BBC News…

…King Edward VI. 1553 through to 1580’s Consultant to the Muscovy Company seeking trade with Russia via a possible North-East Passage through polar regions. Also employed as advisor and astrologer…

…after Dudley had taken control, Knox spoke of how the Book of Common Prayer should be changed so that it did not require worshippers to commit what he considered idolatry…

…November at 8pm. On the Radio Times website, the programme is described as:- “A historical documentary which explores the possibility that a controversial love affair between Elizabeth I and her…

…what happened in the end. What else could she do? Mary – Tragic Heroine and Martyr? Recently, this site has been bombarded with comments (see comments on Free Report page…

…privy of my rising or commotion before I began. As I have declared no less to the queen’s council. And this is most true.”5 Elizabeth was not put on trial…

…act of war, even if it resulted in Elizabeth’s death, was legitimate if it allowed her, a queen, to be free at last, the commission saw her actions as an…

…Your Grace! A competition to win a signed copy of Robert’s next novel (can you guess the title from the clues provided?) can be found at his website http://endymion-at-night.blogspot.com P.S….

Just a quick post to let you know about a wonderful article on the Daily Mail website which gives information about the Ceremony of the Keys and also the history…

…about the National Portrait Gallery page on this one week long exhibition, which you can find at http://www.npg.org.uk/research/programmes/making-art-in-tudor-britain/the-phoenix-and-the-pelican-two-portraits-of-elizabeth-i-c.1575.php Elizabeth I miniature by Nicholas Hilliard What I love about this page…

…“devoted” to Elizabeth, rather than running a website devoted to her, but I don’t see there being anything wrong in admiring Elizabeth I. As David Starkey says in his brilliant…

…filled her and became a sound… a name… Robin… my long love. How could I have forgotten you for a moment, even in my greatest triumph, our greatest triumph? “Majesty,…

…Germany under Hitler. Glancy feels that Robson’s portrayal of Elizabeth “as a courageous, compassionate monarch, but also as a lonely and insecure woman” was “the most convincing and sympathetic portrait…

…and composed Mary broke down and burst into tears as the French coast disappeared from view:- “Her last words as her galley sailed into the open sea were ‘Adieu France….

…to the Parliament website, the paintings were first commissioned when the new palace was built in the 19th century, but only one was completed by the artist Richard Burchett. The…