A castle set within a pretty Cambridgeshire village was the home of Henry VIII’s first wife. The idyllic village of Kimbolton ...
Henry VIII planned a monumental tomb to match his power and legacy. Instead, the king who reshaped England’s relationship with Rome now lies beneath a small, easily missed slab. Here’s how three Tudor ...
King Charles on Wednesday attended the Advent Service at Westminster Abbey on in his capacity as head of the Church of ...
The 1562 likeness of Thomas Howard, Fourth Duke of Norfolk, was created by Hans Eworth, a Flemish artist whose Tudor-era ...
The law allowing cousin marriage has remained in place in the UK ever since. The Church of England has a table of Kindred and ...
Becket’s shrine in Canterbury Cathedral — was destroyed by King Henry VIII in 1538, to this day pilgrims walk along that ...
Without the scroll, we may not have known that some medieval communal prayers included interactive call and response, and without the bravery of women, a 1400s artifact that evaded its decreed ...
Want to live like a Tudor? Historian Ruth Goodman did, and here are five crucial lessons she learned
What did everyday life look like for the millions of ordinary people living in Tudor England? Historian Ruth Goodman found ...
Cabinet, with cabinet secrecy, can pass a regulation that changes a law duly passed by Parliament,” Martin Olszynski, a ...
A new biography explores how Hans Holbein’s portraits shaped the public image and enduring legacy of England’s most famous ...
Historian Kate Williams discusses one treasured item Elizabeth I wore until her dying day, which may signal her lasting love ...
A Catholic priest I knew once joked that Anglicans are just dressing up as Catholics but with bad theology. According to a ...
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