Tag Archives: British Library

‘Illuminations: Private Lives of Medieval Kings’ Part 2 Preview

Posted on 17th January 2012 by Tamise

The British Library’s ‘Medieval and Earlier Manuscripts Blog’ previewed last night’s part 2 of ‘Illuminations: The Private Lives of the Medieval Kings.’ What a King Should Know

British Library Reviews Part 1 of ‘Private Lives of Medieval Kings’

Posted on 17th January 2012 by Tamise

The British Library ‘Medieval and Earlier Manuscripts Blog reviews the first part of BBC4’s ‘Illuminations: The Private Lives of Medieval Kings.’ Illuminations with Janina Ramirez

Lady Jane’s Prayerbook and Queen Mary’s Psalter at the British Library Blog

Posted on 19th December 2011 by Tamise

The British Library’s ‘Medieval and Earlier Manuscripts Blog’ has posted an article about prayer books belonging to Lady Jane Grey and Mary I. It is thought that Lady Jane carried her prayerbook to her execution and Janel Muller suggested earlier … Continue reading →

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Royal Manuscripts Exhibition at the British Library

Posted on 31st October 2011 by Tamise

Lara at Tudor History Blog has details of the British Library’s ‘Royal Manuscripts Exhibition’ which opens next month. Tudor History Blog – British Library’s Royal Manuscripts

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Mary Queen of Scots Exhibition at the British Library

Posted on 10th October 2011 by Tamise

The British Library’s ‘Mary Queen of Scots’ exhibition opened last Friday. ‘This small display focuses on Mary’s last years as a prisoner in England, drawing on unique manuscripts from the British Library’s archives, and a collection of recently discovered letters … Continue reading →