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mary-tudor · 5 months ago
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Henry’s politic wisdom in governance was singular, his wit always quick and ready, his reason pithy and substantial, his memory fresh and holding, his experience notable, his counsel fortunate and taken by wise deliberation, his speech gracious in diverse languages, his person goodly and amiable, his natural complexion of the purest mixture, his issue fayre and in good number; leagues and confederacies he had with all Christian princes, his mighty power was dread everywhere, not only within his realm but without also, his people were to him in as humble subjection as ever they were to king, his land many a day in peace and tranquillity, his prosperity in battle against his enemies was marvellous, his dealing in time of perils and dangers was cold and sober with great hardiness.”
—Bishop Fisher.
Furthermore, according to Amin, Henry’s reign can be summoned in the following:
“In light of the issues he had with pretenders, his hard-hitting financial policies and restrictive laws designed to curb noble power, it is often overlooked Henry assumed the throne with a serious handicap, having arrived in England a little-known, Welsh-born and Breton-raised protégé of the French regime possessing an inconsequential blood claim to the throne.
No king of England was less suited to rule the country upon their coronation than Henry, a penniless stranger to noble and commoner alike who had no experience of overseeing even a modest estate, let alone a vast and fractured kingdom.
That he was able to reach the end of his reign twenty-four years later in an insuperable position, not only the first English king to avoid overthrow since 1422, but also able to re-establish the strength, wealth, and stability of the crown in the process, was remarkable.
This was not accomplished through luck, but rather sheer hard work, meticulous attention to detail, and an iron-willed determination to outlast any and all rivals before him.”
—Amin, N. “Henry VII and the Tudor Pretenders”. Pp.342.
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Royal Rumors and Scandals → Anne Boleyn
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historyartthings · 2 years ago
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seymours-glory · 2 years ago
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➔ MARGARET POLE | PORTRAYED BY LAURA CARMICHAEL : THE SPANISH PRINCESS
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isabelleneville · 6 months ago
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𓅃 ANNE BOLEYN WEEK 2024 𓅃
day seven | free day
To say it’s archetypal isn’t actually doing it justice. It’s flat-out impossible to envision Anne Boleyn without her pearl-and-gold “B” necklace – a fact that filmmakers and book cover designers seem to agree with. ... We think Anne owned at least four ‘initial’ pieces during her lifetime; it seems she had her famous “B” of course, an “A”, an “AB” and an “AH” for her and Henry. - Erin Lawless
ANNE BOLEYN'S "B" NECKLACE
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afacelesschampion · 7 months ago
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"Lady Mary, I am here in kindness. I would welcome you back to court and reconcile you with your father…if you will only accept me as queen."
THE TUDORS - 2.04 The Act of Succession
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matchtheminrenown · 1 month ago
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historical costumes + silver
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eobard-thawne · 8 months ago
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"she wore her truth in her eyes molded stones of love and tragedy freckled constellations of pleasures and pain from a life's true story."
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sydneysivashkovv · 2 months ago
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THE SIX WIVES OF HENRY VIII
"Queen Jane Seymour's epitaph, inscribed in Latin, translated roughly to: Here lies Jane, a phoenix Who died in giving another phoenix birth, Let her be mourned, for birds like these Are rare indeed." ― Leslie Carroll
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thomascromwelll · 19 days ago
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October 24, 1537 — the death of queen Jane Seymour
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mary-tudor · 1 year ago
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A bitter reminder that Elizabeth I wasn’t the only one to deal with the ultimate issue of executing a royal cousin or not.
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Tallis, Nicolla. "Crown Of Blood: The Deadly Inheritance of Lady Jane Grey".
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kosemsultanim · 4 months ago
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Costumes
From: The Spanish Princess, 2.02 Character: Margaret Tudor Actor: Georgie Henley Costume By: Pam Downe
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sillyrabbit81 · 1 year ago
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Henry and Charles | The Tudors
@giftober 2023 | Day 5: Friendship
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elephantlovemedleys · 9 months ago
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She was beloved by every- one—from the mightiest of diplomats to the lowliest of subjects. During her 17 years as queen, Elizabeth of York was exactly the consort needed by England to help end the ugly, internecine Wars of the Roses. Sometimes, a gracious personality far outweighs the power of the potentate. Elizabeth of York was such a queen. ⎯ Elizabeth of York: Queenship and Power, Arlene Okerlund
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isabelleneville · 2 months ago
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THE MATERNAL LINE OF QUEEN JANE GREY
Jacquetta of Luxembourg, Duchess of Bedford and later Countess of Rivers, she was the daughter of Peter I, Count of Saint-Pol. (as portrayed by Janet McTeer in The White Queen) Elizabeth Woodville, Queen Consort of England and Lady of Ireland, she was the daughter of Richard Woodville, 1st Earl of Rivers. (as portrayed by Rebecca Ferguson in The White Queen) Elizabeth of York, Princess of England and later Queen Consort of England and Lady of Ireland, she was the daughter of Edward IV, King of England and Lord of Ireland. (as portrayed by Jodie Comer in The White Princess) Mary Tudor, Princess of England, later Queen Consort of France and then Duchess of Suffolk, she was the daughter of Henry VII, King of Ireland and Lord of Ireland. (as portrayed by Sai Bennett in The Spanish Princess) Frances Brandon, Duchess of Suffolk, she was the daughter of Charles Brandon, 1st Duke of Suffolk (Second Creation). (as portrayed by Anna Chancellor in My Lady Jane) Jane Grey, Queen of England and Ireland, she was the daughter of Henry Grey, 1st Duke of Suffolk (Third Creation) and Marquess of Dorset. (as portrayed by Emily Bader in My Lady Jane)
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afacelesschampion · 9 days ago
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SARAH BOLGER in THE TUDORS s03e08
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