Profiles the English poet and cousin to two of the king's wives who, though celebrated as an author, politician, and warrier, fell victim to the times in which he lived by being the last person executed by Henry VIII.
The Siege of Loyalty House tells the story of these dramatic events, not only recounting the sallies and skirmishes, but the experiences of the men, women, and children caught in the crossfire.
The Roos family apparently contained the genetic seeds of insanity which incessant intermarriage spread through the Lincolnshire gentry. Lord Roos of Hamlake was a confirmed lunatic, (M. E. James, 49), as was Lord Borough and Sir George ...
Morgan, Thomas 96, 97 'Morgan' (recipient of a Vaux letter) 96 Mulsho, Robert 80 Mulsho, Thomas 257 Netherlands see Low Countries Neville, Sir Henry 356 Newgate prison, London 202, 341 Nicolson (servant to Lord Vaux/priest) 92–4 Norfolk ...
However, the true story of Katherine Howard could not be more different.
A fascinating biography of the life of the Tudor woman who almost became Henry VIII's seventh wife.
This title by a leading politician looks at the series of political killings carried out by arguably Britain's most ruthless and blood-soaked monarch.
The prospect of that prize spurred the rival court factions into deadly conflict. Robert Hutchinson has spent several years in original archival research.
The king also promised to right the wrongs suffered by those 'grievously vexed and troubled in times past'. ... Five days later Henry sent Lord Chancellor Warham a list of those exempted from his general pardon, which included all those ...
The story of Catherine Howard is both a very dark fairy tale and a gripping political scandal.
... Henry VIII's Last Victim, 262, 261, 262. 140. [“era argumento euidente que se queria alçar por rey.”] CSPS, IX, 3; Antonio De Guaras, The Accession of Queen Mary, ed. Richard Garnett (London, 1892), 34. 141. Moore, “Heraldic Charge ...