Claire | October 10, 2013
Last night, I watched the first episode of Helen Castor’s three part series on birth, marriage and death in medieval times and I made notes so that I could share them with those who are unable to get BBC4. It really was an excellent programme. Helen Castor set the scene for the episode by talking […]
Category: News, The Reformation, Tudor Times |
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Tags: childbirth, childbirth in Medieval times, childbirth in Tudor times, death, Helen Castor, Marriage, Medieval Lives: Birth, pregnancy
Claire | April 13, 2010
Anne Boleyn is such a puzzle isn’t she? And that’s what fascinates us, the fact that she is an enigma, a puzzle to solve, a code to break. But, isn’t it frustrating when we can’t even be sure when she was born?! The two dates put forward by historians are 1501 and 1507, with most […]
Category: Anne Boleyn Execution, Anne Boleyn Fall, Anne Boleyn Myths, Marriage, News |
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Tags: age, birth date, birthday, date of birth, death
Claire | February 25, 2009
Did anyone else cry when they watched the execution scene in The Tudors? I know I did, and it still makes me cry now. Whatever your thoughts on Anne Boleyn, history shows that she was courageous, noble and loyal to the King even in the face of death. A Brave and Bloody End For those […]
Category: Anne Boleyn Execution, Anne Boleyn Fall, The Boleyns |
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Tags: Anne Boleyn, death, execution, execution speech, Natalie Dormer