Claire | February 11, 2014
On 11th February 1466, Elizabeth Woodville, wife of King Edward IV, gave birth to the couple’s first child at Westminster Palace. The baby girl was baptised in St Stephen’s Chapel in Westminster Abbey, with the Earl of Warwick standing as godfather and her grandmothers, the Duchesses of York and Bedford, standing as godmothers. The little […]
Category: Monarchy, The Tudors, Tudor Characters |
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Tags: Edward IV, Elizabeth of York, Elizabeth Woodville, Henry VII
Claire | October 18, 2013
Today I welcome author Susan Higginbotham to The Anne Boleyn Files. Susan has written a few historical novels (they’re brilliant!) but her latest book is non-fiction and it focuses on the Woodville family – The Woodvilles: The Wars of the Roses and England’s Most Infamous Family. Thank you, Susan, for this excellent article on Elizabeth […]
Category: Books |
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Tags: Elizabeth Woodville, Susan Higginbotham, the Woodvilles, Wars of the Roses
Claire | July 5, 2013
The airing of the BBC adaptation of Philippa Gregory’s The White Queen has sparked off many discussions regarding the Woodville women and their use of witchcraft. There has been a lot of confusion about it, particularly as Gregory said in one interview that Elizabeth Woodville’s mother, Jacquetta Woodville, was tried and found guilty of witchcraft, […]
Category: Books, Tudor Characters |
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Tags: Edward IV, Elizabeth Woodville, Jacquetta Woodville, Philippa Gregory, The White Queen, the Woodvilles, Wars of the Roses
Claire | August 5, 2009
Just to let you know that Philippa Gregory’s new novel “The White Queen”, due out on 18th August, is The Anne Boleyn Files “Book of the Month”. Click here to read my review of this book which tells the story of Elizabeth Woodville and her marriage to Edward IV. The publisher of “The White Queen”, […]
Category: Books, News |
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Tags: Elizabeth Woodville, Philippa Gregory, Plantagenets, White Queen