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The Political and Religious Influence of France on Anne Boleyn (Guest Post)

December 8, 2020 by Tudors Dynasty Leave a Comment

by Olivia Longueville Anne Boleyn was one of the most controversial and captivating women of the Renaissance. For a time, she wielded a surprising level of influence over the volatile King Henry VIII, and her significance as the mother of one of England’s most important monarchs, Elizabeth I, cannot be denied.  This article explores how Anne’s education and experiences in the court of France during her formative years both enabled her to ascend to the heights of [More]

Posted in: Anne Boleyn, Guest Author Tagged: anne boleyn, Catherine of Aragon, Henry VIII, Louise de Savoy, Marguerite d’Angoulême.

The Unpopularity of Anne Boleyn

May 19, 2016 by Tudors Dynasty 1 Comment

The Unpopularity of Anne Boleyn Guest article by Samia Chebbah Not only did Anne Boleyn not fulfill her duty in delivering an heir to the throne of England but she was also unpopular in the country. In the eye of the population, ''she had made herself disliked by her haughty and arrogant manners''[1]. There seemed to be a reason why she did act that way since the king married her and even crowned her Queen of England. However, at her coronation organized by the king [More]

Posted in: Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII, History, Queens Tagged: anne boleyn, Carlo Capello, Catherine of Aragon, Emperor Charles V, Eustache Chapuys, Henry VIII, Jane Seymour, Wynkin De Worde

A War of Words – Letters From Henry VIII’s War in Flanders

March 1, 2016 by Rebecca Larson 3 Comments

Guest article written by: Richard Anderton In the summer of 1513 Henry VIII found himself besieging the small, but heavily fortified, town of Thérouanne in Northern France. In the early years of his reign, Henry’s overriding ambition was to add the crown of France to the crown of England won by his father (at the Battle of Bosworth) and he based his claim on the fact that his great-grandmother had been the French princess Catherine of  Valois (daughter of the French king [More]

Posted in: Henry VIII, History, House of Tudor, Katherine of Aragon, Queens, Royal Houses Tagged: Catherine of Aragon, Henry VIII, Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian, King Ferdinand, Louis XII

Arthur Tudor, Prince of Wales

August 27, 2015 by Rebecca Larson 4 Comments

Arthur Tudor, Prince of Wales Guest Article by Susan Abernethy Website: The Freelance History Writer Henry Tudor’s Lancastrian claim to the throne of England was weak at best. In August of 1485, he defeated the Yorkist King Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth Field and established the Tudor dynasty as King Henry VII. To cement his claim he married the eldest daughter of King Edward IV, Elizabeth of York. They were to have four children who survived infancy. Arth [More]

Posted in: Guest Author, History, House of Tudor Tagged: Arthur Tudor, Catherine of Aragon, Elizabeth of York, Greenwich Palace, Henry Vll, Katherine of Aragon, Prince Arthur, Prince of Wales

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