Portraying Power: Anthonis Mor at the Court of Mary I

Portraying Power: Anthonis Mor at the Court o...

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Three Queens, One Legacy: Isabel I of Castile, Katherine of Aragon, and Mary I of England

Three queens. Three generations. Three very different paths to power. From the childhood formation of Isabel I of Castile, to the political education and queenship of Katherine of Aragon, and finally to the turbulent rise and reign of Mary I of England, this episode explores how ...  Afficher plus

A Lady & An Artist: One Silenced, One Nearly Lost

Two women. Two very different paths through the Tudor court. One ended on the scaffold. The other helped shape how the court would be remembered.In this episode of Forgotten Tudor Women, we explore the lives of Jane Boleyn and Susanna Horenbout—one remembered for scandal, the oth ...  Afficher plus

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History's Worst F*ckboys: Henry VIII
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