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The Tudor Key: Chastleton House, unchanged for over 400 years.

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Unlocking the past - people, places, bringing history back to life. Friday, January 4, 2013. Chastleton House, unchanged for over 400 years. Front of the house. Top of an original wooden staircase. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome, please enjoy your read. Donnington Castle in the snow. Exciting event at Sudeley Castle. Chastleton House, unchanged for over 400 years. English Historical Fiction Authors. The French King's Bastard, Harry Valois. Lady Jane Grey Reference Guide. On the Tudor Trail.

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A Lion's Share: The Tudors, Season 1, Episode 2

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I may not be a lion, but I am a lion's cub and I have a lion's heart." - Elizabeth I. Henry VIII and Family. Tuesday, January 25, 2011. The Tudors, Season 1, Episode 2. Episode Two opens with a beautiful view of Val d' Or,. Which at that time was English Occupied France. There is a spectacular picture of grand tents and a magnificent "castle" in which the celebrations will occur. King Henry arrives with his best friends, Charles Brandon. You can feel the tension in the air, the French and English general...

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That Other Boleyn Gal: Pregnancy & Childbirth: Tudor style

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That Other Boleyn Gal. Examining the characters and persons of those who are known as The Tudors. Pregnancy and Childbirth: Tudor style. Or disturbance during pregnancy was thought to cause monstrous births. The number of children desired by Tudor women was usually related to socioeconomic status. Wealthier families were typically desperate to product mail heirs; poor families often experienced severe anxiety and deprivation with each new addition to the family. Queen Jane Seymour was one such woman who ...

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That Other Boleyn Gal: February 2013

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That Other Boleyn Gal. Examining the characters and persons of those who are known as The Tudors. The Six Wives Of Henry VIII Catherine of Aragon part 1. The Six Wives of Henry VIII (1970,). Starring Keith Michelle as Henry, is one of my absolute favorite renditions of the story of the Tudors. What the series lacks in glitz and expensive sets is more than made up for in its realism and historical accuracy. Considering that this was an age where poisoning. Was not unheard of, the horrid possibility that s...

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That Other Boleyn Gal: Juana the Mad: truly mad or a tragic victim?

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That Other Boleyn Gal. Examining the characters and persons of those who are known as The Tudors. Juana the Mad: truly mad or a tragic victim? Juana aka Juana la Loca, or Juana the Mad. Was born on 6, November 1479. Though she led a tortured existence, she would live until age 75. That Juana lived to such an advanced age is remarkable, given the time she lived in, the then predicted life-span, and the miseries she endured. Posted by CR Wall. Labels: Joan the Mad. 3 July 2016 at 00:01. Queen Claude was th...

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That Other Boleyn Gal: March 2013

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That Other Boleyn Gal. Examining the characters and persons of those who are known as The Tudors. Jane Seymour: The Pheonix as Queen Part 1. Many blamed Jane's death on her attendants. Jane endured a days long excruciating labour. Death claims Queen Jane. Jane Seymour would be the only wife of six to fulfil the wishes of King Henry VIII; this fulfilment would claim her life. Would she be able to conceive at all? It was assumed that Jane Seymour would give Henry the male child he so longed for as her wome...

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The Tudor Key: June 2012

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Unlocking the past - people, places, bringing history back to life. Wednesday, June 27, 2012. Hardwick Hall is a house I have wanted to visit since I was a young girl. Its vast height, huge windows and grand appearance have always intrigued me, and I was not disappointed. At the time of the visit I was reading Mary S Lovell's Bess of Hardwick which made the trip even more interesting as I could see the house and its contents come to life. Bess ordered the construction of the hall in the 1590's. Sadly the...

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Gospelling Sisters: August 2014

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The Intersection of Faith, Politics, and Disorderly Women in Tudor England. Read of the Week. Friday, August 1, 2014. Read of the Week. I have been doing quite a bit of reading since the last time I shared my thoughts with you. I'll start with one of the best books I have read lately: The Plantagenets: The Warrior Kings and Queens who Made England. Confession: My life is crazy and my blog has not remained a priority. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Anne Boleyn: The Facts. There is relatively little confirmed...

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The Tudor Key: October 2012

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Unlocking the past - people, places, bringing history back to life. Thursday, October 18, 2012. Here is my entry for last years ghost story competition over at http:/ onthetudortrail.com/Blog/. Good luck to all of you that have entered this year, and Happy Halloween! A picture tells a thousand words, an echo, a voice a footstep heard. Darkened corners, shadows loom, a whisper, a lie a secret burns. A tortured soul seeks its truth, reaching out showing proof. Nightjar Court, December 1567. I am to serve t...