The Tudor Notebook
Amy McElroy, Sylvia Barbara Soberton, Rebecca Batley, Carol Ann Lloyd, Darren Freebury-Jones, Clemmie Bennett, Cristina HarrisonA joint publication by Amy McElroy and Rebecca Batley. Amy and Rebecca are both published authors of nonfiction history books.
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Viking Repton - Part 2.
Today we return to the Vikings at Repton, to take a look at what archaeology actually uncovered there. The following is based up archaeological reports from the site.
The excavations at Repton followed a geophysical survey and targeted po...
Book Review - The Viking Conquest of England by Brandon M Bender.
The Bayeux tapestry’s arrival in England means that right now everyone is talking about the Norman invasion and conquest of England, and 1066 is the date they all have on their mind. But before the Normans, there was another conquest of Eng...
Going with Cristina Harrison - Talking Elizabethan paintings!
Thank you , , , and the many others who joined me and for our live talk with !
It was so amazing to listen to Cristina talk about the paintings and the remarkable story behind them.
Fingers crossed we finally have the tech issues under...
Book Review: Edward IV’s Lord Chancellor, Richard Rich by Laura Adkins.
Richard Rich is a fascinating, and controversial, figure in the Tudor world. I had come across him many times in my own research but I did not know much about him. He generally has a terrible reputation as a cruel man who got rich off the b...
Book Review: Henry VIII’s Quest for an Heir: The King’s Great Matter by Helene Harrison.
There is something very exciting about getting advance reader copies of books, the fact that they might have something new and interesting to say and that you are one of the first to get to read it, is a great feeling. With this in mind I w...
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Author of: Educating the Tudors (2023), Women's Lives in the Tudor Era (2024), Mary Tudor, Queen of France (2025), & Desiderius Erasmus (2026). Next up: Teaching the Tudors (2027). HWA Gold Crown Award Judge and panel chair.
Historical researcher. Full-time author. #TheForgottenTudorWomen #GreatLadies #MedicalDownfallofTheTudors & more.
Rebecca Batley is an archaeologist and historian with a particular interest in women’s history. She has written many articles for various publications, including: New Scientist, Nautilus, and Aeon. She is also a HWA judge.
Carol Ann Lloyd (MA MEd): history, Shakespeare, women’s leadership. Speaks for Smithsonian, Royal Oak, others. Hosts “Royals, Rebels, & Romantics”; author The Tudors by Numbers & Courting the Virgin Queen. Past Pres National Speakers Assn DC chapter
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