‘Women’s Lives in the Tudor Era’ by Amy McElroy added to the General Works section of the bibliography.
Entries added to the following:
Primary Accounts – Ascham.
‘Women’s Lives in the Tudor Era’ by Amy McElroy added to the General Works section of the bibliography.
Entries added to the following:
Primary Accounts – Ascham.
2024 was another interesting year Lady Jane wise. She was the subject of several talks by Stephan Edwards, a play at Barons Court, the TV series ‘My Lady Jane’ and featured in various books.
You can read the review here.
Historian Leanda de Lisle discuss the ‘Sisters Who Would Be Queen’ with Adam Pennington on the Tudor Chest podcast.
‘Stuart Spouses looks at the oft-overshadowed consorts of the Stuart monarchs, from 1406 to 1714\. By focusing on these people and detailing their rises to matrimony, the trials and tribulations of their courtships, and the impact their unions and dissolutions had on the kingdoms of Scotland, England, Ireland, and Wales, one learns not only the history of these kingdoms but the true, sometimes soft, power behind the throne.’
Further details – Pen and Sword
Further details – Amazon.co.uk