You must read Susan Higginbotham’s tongue in cheek look at what might have happened if Edward VI had not died in 1553.
It is hilarious!
You must read Susan Higginbotham’s tongue in cheek look at what might have happened if Edward VI had not died in 1553.
It is hilarious!
Cockfield Hall where Lady Catherine Grey was kept under house arrest is for sale. The Suffolk property is on sale for offers over £5 million.
17th May 2012 – Wicked Women of Tudor England: Queens, Aristocrats, Commoners (Queenship and Power) by Retha M Warnicke (paperback)
‘This book delves into the lives of six Tudor women celebrated for their reputed ‘wickedness’— Anne Boleyn and Katherine Howard, the two consorts of Henry VIII who were executed for adultery; Anne Seymour, duchess of Somerset, and Lettice Dudley, countess of Essex and Leicester, two defamed noblewomen; and Jane and Alice More, the two wives of Sir Thomas More who were charged with contrariness and shrewishness. In the process, author Retha Warnicke rescues these women from historical misrepresentations and helps us rediscover the complex world of Tudor society.’
Susan Higginbotham (author of ‘Her Highness, The Traitor, to be published in the UK on June 29th) has written a guest article about Frances Grey at The Anne Boleyn Files.
The Anne Boleyn Files – The Maligned Frances Grey Guest Post by by Susan Higginbotham
Day 8 of Claire’s book tour is at The Tudor Cafe. You can read about the maligned Boleyn family and win a pair of Anne Boleyn earrings.