#Elizabethan is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 9 people shared 54 posts with it — around 2 a day. Activity is down 27% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 8 with 5 posts.
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Podcast Twenty-One: Sir Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex | Stories of the Tudors & Stuarts
Sir Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, is a favourite of Queen Elizabeth, so why does he lead a rebellion? This podcast set out some of the historical research behind the book, and includes a short excer...
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Podcast Twenty-Five: Bess Raleigh | Stories of the Tudors & Stuarts
Entangled in a web of intrigue, from the glittering Palace of Whitehall to the cells of the Tower of London, Bess Raleigh endures tragedy and injustice, becoming a resilient, determined woman, who tak...
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An A to Z of English history (Medieval to Regency) - TripFiction
Mortimer's A to Zs of English History by Ian Mortimer, an A to Z of English History (Medieval to Regency) I do love a book that disseminates interesting
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September 21, 1578 - Robert Dudley Marries Lettice Knollys - Janet Wertman
This was one of the greatest betrayals of Elizabeth’s life (and this was a woman who suffered a bunch of disappointments): Robert Dudley was the…
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Podcast Twenty-One: Sir Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex | Stories of the Tudors & Stuarts
Sir Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, is a favourite of Queen Elizabeth, so why does he lead a rebellion? This podcast set out some of the historical research behind the book, and includes a short excer...
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Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth by Lucy Aikin | Tudor England, Elizabeth I, Royal Intrigue & History Part 1
⭐ Catholic Review — 4/5 Stars A fascinating historical work for listeners interested in English history, monarchy, religion, political power, conscience, and the relationship between rulers and subjects. Catholic listeners may find particular interest in the book's treatment of the religious conflicts of Tudor England, especially the complicated relationship between the English Crown and competing Christian traditions. Because Aikin was writing in the nineteenth century, her interpretation reflects the historical scholarship and assumptions of her own period. This is historical biography and political history rather than Catholic devotional literature, but it provides substantial material for understanding one of the most consequential periods in English religious and political history.
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Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth by Lucy Aikin | Tudor England, Elizabeth I, Royal Intrigue & History Part 3
⭐ Catholic Review — 4/5 Stars A fascinating historical work for listeners interested in English history, monarchy, religion, political power, conscience, and the relationship between rulers and subjects. Catholic listeners may find particular interest in the book's treatment of the religious conflicts of Tudor England, especially the complicated relationship between the English Crown and competing Christian traditions. Because Aikin was writing in the nineteenth century, her interpretation reflects the historical scholarship and assumptions of her own period. This is historical biography and political history rather than Catholic devotional literature, but it provides substantial material for understanding one of the most consequential periods in English religious and political history.
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Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth by Lucy Aikin | Tudor England, Elizabeth I, Royal Intrigue & History Part 4
⭐ Catholic Review — 4/5 Stars A fascinating historical work for listeners interested in English history, monarchy, religion, political power, conscience, and the relationship between rulers and subjects. Catholic listeners may find particular interest in the book's treatment of the religious conflicts of Tudor England, especially the complicated relationship between the English Crown and competing Christian traditions. Because Aikin was writing in the nineteenth century, her interpretation reflects the historical scholarship and assumptions of her own period. This is historical biography and political history rather than Catholic devotional literature, but it provides substantial material for understanding one of the most consequential periods in English religious and political history.
tonyriches.podbean.com
Podcast Twenty-Five: Bess Raleigh | Stories of the Tudors & Stuarts
Entangled in a web of intrigue, from the glittering Palace of Whitehall to the cells of the Tower of London, Bess Raleigh endures tragedy and injustice, becoming a resilient, determined woman, who tak...
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