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This was such an interesting episode - and so much fun! Many thanks Carol Ann

I love your video's and how you put the past into perspective for ordinary people such as myself to understand. I have a favor to ask of yourself, it involves the Tudors but starting from their beginning. I think someone should do a more indebt look into Elizabeth Woodville and I am sure it will be realized that she was not the great woman everyone has been lead to believe. She was conniving, vindictive far from a dutiful wife as Historians have painted her. Why did her first husband not leave his estate to her and their sons? Why didn't Elizabeth go through normal means to get the property back. What happened to her first husband's mother after Elizabeth became Queen, the woman who took what Elizabeth believe should have been hers. In my opinion she spread the lies about Richard and her daughter, She plotted with Margaret Beaufort to wed her daughter to Henry, while she also plotted with Margaret of Burgundy, whom I believe had one or both of the Princes with her, to place her son upon the throne destroying Henry Tudor and her own daughter Elizabeth. I am sure you will see what I am attempting to point out here. She went against the King's wishes after his death, attempting to take the power of regency while her son was a minor. But no one seems to think this wrong, all they go on are the lies spread about Richard III as the villain when I think it was more Elizabeth Woodville then anyone else.

I think Henry was ruled by his masculine ego. I think what ended his love for Katherine of A was when she sent him the bloody cape of the king of Scotland. She had been successful in battle while he had not in France. Soon afterwards he started his open romance with Bessie blout which continued for years. That must have killed Katherine. She suffered a slow death at court bless her. She loved Henry to her dying day.

Many thanks Carol Ann and Darren, this was a really enjoyable and exceptionally informative episode.

I never met my grandmother, I found her Bible with her handwriting. It is one of my greatest treasures.❤

Thank you for This Video, quite illuminating

'Meeting 1000 Tudor People' sounds like a great addition to the Tudor lovers bookshelf. Time and again when researching history the 'supporting cast' are much more interesting than the main subjects. Also, annoyingly, even websites such as 'The History of Parliament' contain pages (especially in regards to 16th century Members of Parliament) that hold no information at all! Many thanks Carol Ann for this interesting interview. This book is now on my booklist.

I can't wait to read This Magnificent Book by Tracy Borman.

Many thanks Carol Ann and Lindsey for this terrific episode. Having read and enjoyed all of Jane Austen's novels, I look forward to reading the books recommended in this broadcast. I recently read, 'Dark Entry' by M.J. Trow (one of the Kit Marlowe mysteries). Set in a deliciously dark 16th century Cambridge, it provides all the necessary ingredients of a great murder mystery as well as a guest appearance from John Dee! Once more many thanks - Elizabeth Cumming.

I really liked the Jane Austen Mysteries by Stephanie Barron

Northanger Abbey!

I have read Death Comes to Pemberley twice, and it is a very good read! I think I might have to read it a third time after listening to your podcast! I have also read several of the series in which Jane Austen investigates crimes. I enjoyed them as well, although I can't remember the name of the author...Currently, I am re-reading the Matthew Shardlake series, by C. J. Sansom. Remarkable series set in the Tudor times. Unfortunately, Mr.. Sansom died this last April while he was writing the 8th book in the series... Thank you Carol Ann for bringing us such interesting content and guests! I also appreciate your knowledge and the enthusiasm you always bring to your episodes. Try not to let the reduced amount of comments get you down...Take care!

Many thanks Carol Anne for this episode. As you stated, research is such an enjoyable endeavour (even on bad days when you leave the archive empty handed). Also, thank you for including your photographs - the notes written by Elizabeth revealed so much more than mere words. Great broadcast.

I'd first heard of Nathan when he had his Facebook page on Henry 7. Apparently that didn't go well with a certain set of history "fans" lol. He's brilliant!! 🏰🏵️

This was very interesting. I did not know the early story of Henry Tudor. Thank you so much. I cannot wait for the book!👏👏👏

Love Nathen! I have learned so much. Have his H7 trilogy. Glad to hear Nathen still buys welsh cakes. Greetings from Cardiff 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Brilliant. Many thanks 🙏

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Excellent Podcast ❤

This was a great episode. Nathan's work is always interesting, well researched and entertaining, however his passion for this particular subject shines through - I want to start reading it now! Also, I sincerely hope this is not Nathan's final work, he is a brilliant historian. Many thanks for broadcasting this interview Carol Anne.

Love Nathen’s work!

Tracy Borman is absolutely correct... the fact Elizabeth never carried through with completing Henry VIII's opulent toumb and left him under that slab in that church no one can ever remember. 😂

Carol you bring wonderful guests and I hope your channel grows. You deserve it. ... Wondering if you use Shorts to help promo and if you put some site visits up for people to see CASTLES on your channel. Just ideas. Americana LOVE castles and they make a good promo hook. Love your shows. 🎉

Thank you Carol and Laura. Every scholarly discussion helps put pieces together for us to know the Tudor situations a bit better.

Just wanted to say how much I enjoyed this episode. Many thanks Carol Ann and Dr Laoutaris.

This was an absolutely fascinating and eye-opening discussion! The amount of research on Dr. Laoutaris' part as well as your preparation time is admirable! Makes me realize how lucky we are to have Shakespeare in our midst today and what was involved in that process. Thank you! P.S I just wanted to add how much I admire the enthusiasm you show for each guest and every topic, which effects the viewer's comprehension and appreciation of the content.

Outstanding episode! I really enjoyed hearing from Brigette. Thank you both for this interesting, informative discussion.

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Sorry, there was no way pope Clement was annulment Henry marriage. He had given him a dispensation to marry. Plus he had a living daughter. Charles v was a good excuse for him not to. Btw, the pope had been correct, Anne Boleyn was not a suitable wife. Had she had a son, Henry would not have killed her.

Thank you for a very interesting well-balanced discussion. Mr. Trow was a delightful and engaging guest. It would be interesting to have him back to discuss his books and theories regarding the Plantaganets, Richard lll, and Princes in the Tower. I enjoy Tudor history, but I really wish more was done about the Plantaganets. Thank you again!

Many thanks, this was a really enjoyable podcast.

The Yorkists were also descended from a Beaufort. Cecily Neville, who was the mother of Edward IV and Richard III, was the daughter of Joan Beaufort, Countess of Westmoreland. Why are you asking a person who is not a native of England, in terms of heritage, about English history? His views are totally Tudor skewed. By the way, Elizabeth of York was proposed by her parents to be married to a number of nobles by her parents. Finally, Richard proposed to marry her to a Portuguese prince, not to marry his niece.

I’ve never understood this idea that Elizabeth of York was in love with her uncle. She had every reason to despise him.

Love Nathen Amin. A fountain of knowledge and he always offers very valid and solid reasons for his views, especially when talking about Richard III

Great Discussion, Thank You!✨

Very interesting and informative I really enjoyed it and what a wonderful lady.

Very interesting topic but unfortunately the background noise was quite distracting to listen to this podcast.

What a pity there were so many distractions in the background. It must have been difficult for your guest to focus too with two people within close vicinity talking non stop. Couldn’t they go to another room? I think the name she couldn’t remember in relation to the attempted arrest is Wriothesley

What a pity it's impossible to buy this book in Russia

Marvellous interview. Thanknyou both. May the book continue to do well. G Ire

I’m Anne Boleyn obsessed also.. I saw the PBS show of the six wives with Kieth Michell. The episode of Anne Boleyn with Dorothy Turin was so disappointing. But, I wanted to know more. My bookshelf looks like yours. Anne if the thousand days is my favorite depiction of Anne.

I've often wondered about the stories that "the help" could tell!! 🫅🏵️💎

I could listen to Nathen for hours. Knowledgeable and balanced arguments

George. 🙄. 😂

Harry and Meghan is a replay of “John and Yoko” syndrome.

This interview was absolutely brilliant! Thank you.

This interview was so intriguing. Thank you so much. Love your channel. I’m new and binge watching ❤

What a lovely lady! Thank you!

Really enjoyable and informative broadcast. Thank you for this journey into Tudor England and also for introducing me to 'Beware of the Cat'.

This was an enjoyable and interesting discussion with Aimee Fleming on her biography of Margaret Roper. I look forward to reading the book. Also, regarding your future 'historical fiction' podcast, I think the 'Wolf Hall Trilogy' is hard to beat. Many thanks - Elizabeth Cumming.