Tag Archives: British Library

HistFest 2022 – The House of Dudley – 9th April 2022

Posted on 19th April 2022 by Tamise

As part of HistFest 2022, Dr Joanne Paul took part in a Q&A about ‘The House of Dudley’ with Dr Wanda Wyporska. In a fascinating discussion about the Dudley family and their dealings with the Tudor monarchs, in which Edward … Continue reading →

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Elizabeth and Mary: Royal Cousins, Rival Queens Exhibition

Posted on 7th December 2021 by Tamise

Last week I visited this fabulous exhibition at the British Library. Elizabeth and Mary: Royal Cousins, Rival Queens

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Too Close to Her Throne: The Other Cousins – Talk by Susan Doran

Posted on 21st October 2021 by Tamise

The Tudors were not very good at producing sons but they were good at producing daughters who lived beyond childhood. During her lifetime, Elizabeth had 9 female cousins on her father’s side. 3 of them, including Lady Jane Grey died … Continue reading →

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Too Close to Her Throne: The Other Cousins – Talk by Professor Susan Doran

Posted on 16th September 2021 by Tamise

Too Close to Her Throne: The Other Cousins Professor Susan Doran Online Event for the British Library 13th October 19.30-20.30 ‘Professor Sue Doran looks how other close female kin of Elizabeth I created problems for her as well as themselves. … Continue reading →

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Illuminations: Private Lives of Medieval Kings – Part 3 Review

Posted on 25th January 2012 by Tamise

I have only seen about 5 minutes of part 3 so far, so luckily The Anne Boleyn Files and the British Library have reviewed the final part of this series. The Anne Boleyn Files – Illuminations: The Private Lives of … Continue reading →