The Tudor Notebook
Amy McElroy, Rebecca BatleyA joint publication by Amy McElroy and Rebecca Batley. Amy and Rebecca are both published authors of nonfiction history books.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 76 | Subscribers | Read | amymcelroy.substack.com |
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St Colmac's & St Ninian's
I am sad to say that this is my final post from summer trip to the beautiful Isle of Bute. You may have already read my posts on Rothesay Castle and St Mary’s Chapel, but today I will be revisiting the church of St Colmac’s and St Ninian’s ...
Live event coming soon!
This December The Tudor Notebook is bringing you a very exciting event!
Astley and the remarkable Cecily Bonville
If you get the chance to visit Astley castle, famously associated with three queens of England and restored by the Landmark Trust, you should definitely do so. What many visitors miss however is the church, located nearby and which is home ...
Book Announcement!
Today is the 610th anniversary of the battle of Agincourt (Azincourt) fought on the 25th October 1415. I’m delighted to announce that a man, who one source claims outfought even king Henry V that day, is the subject of my current work in pr...
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Author of Educating the Tudors & Women's Lives in the Tudor Era, & Mary Tudor, Queen of France. I'm now working on Desiderius Erasmus.
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.
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