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A good reason to buy BBC History Magazine…

The October issue of BBC History Magazine has an article by Tracy Borman that has the briefest mention of Lady Jane. ‘The lie of succession’ looks at ‘evidence that the transition from Tudor to Stuart dynasties may not have been … Continue reading

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Lady Jane gets a mention in the March edition of BBC History Magazine

The March edition of BBC History Magazine has an article by Nicola Tallis that briefly mentions Lady Jane. ‘Sisters at War’ looks at ‘the feuds that tore the Tudor sisters apart.’

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A good reason to buy BBC History Magazine….

The May issue of BBC History Magazine has an article about the ‘Tudor Kingmakers’, the Dudley family. In ‘The family behind the Tudors’ Dr Joanne Paul (author of ‘The House of Dudley’) ‘chronicles the meteoric rise and deadly fall of … Continue reading

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Rivals to the Throne – Tudor Royal Women with Tracy Borman

Drawn to the fact that the Tudors very nearly did not hold onto the throne at all. There were other stronger claimants to the throne after the Battle of Bosworth. Many rival claimants descended from the House of York, the … Continue reading

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Queens Regnant – Tudor Royal Women with Tracy Borman

3 Tudor Queens (Lady Jane Grey, Mary I and Elizabeth I). If things had gone to plan there would have been no Queens. Daughters did not have equal rights in terms of precedence. It was sons that counted. Prince Arthur … Continue reading

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