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Religion in Tudor England with Queen Catherine of Aragon, Part 1

Season 3, Episode 15. Religion lives at the heart of Catherine of Aragon's story, and at the center of Tudor life.  Let's walk beside this regal queen and find out what role it played in her life and tumultuous times. These episodes aren't going to be straight birth-to-death b ...

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Religion in Tudor England with Queen Catherine of Aragon, Part 2

Season 3, Episode 16. Religion lives at the heart of Catherine of Aragon's story, and at the center of Tudor life.  Let's continue our journey with our queen as she finds herself faced with a divorce crisis and the English Reformation. How will it change things for women in Engla ...  Show more

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