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7 hours ago · Paston served Henry VIII as a Sheriff and Commissioner, and was also chosen to welcome Anne of Cleves to court in January 1540. 1586 – Executions of Anthony Babington, John Ballard, John Savage, Chidiock Tichborne and three other conspirators near St Giles-in-the-Fields in London.
7 hours ago · This visit would have an enduring impact on the young princess, years before she would finally take the throne as Queen of England. On 31 December 1544, the 11-year-old Elizabeth, younger daughter of Henry VIII, presented her stepmother Katherine Parr with a New Year’s gift that she had spent months working on. It was a beautifully bound book ...
7 hours ago · The marriage was intended to solidify peace between France and England during the Hundred Years' War. Catherine was crowned Queen of England on February 23, 1421. She gave birth to her only child, the future Henry VI, on December 6, 1421. Henry V died suddenly in 1422, leaving Catherine a widow at the age of 21. Life After Henry V's Death ...
7 hours ago · Maria Tudor, die am 18. Februar 1516 in Greenwich geborene Tochter von Heinrich VIII. und seiner Frau Katharina von Aragón, durchlebte in ihrer Jugend ein dramatisches Auf und Ab. Im Alter von neun Jahren wurde sie zur „Princess of Wales“ ernannt und auf ihre Rolle als künftige Königin vorbereitet.
7 hours ago · By Peter N. Peters There seems to be a never-ending cold war within the body of Christ, a conflict as old as Christianity itself. This division arises from disagreements over Christian doctrines, practices, and modes of worship. Interestingly, each faction derives its source and authority from the Holy Bible. The Apostle Paul was among the […]
7 hours ago · One of the most iconic historic sites in Leeds is the Leeds Town Hall, an architectural masterpiece that stands as a symbol of the city’s rich history and cultural heritage. Completed in 1858 and designed by renowned architect Cuthbert Brodrick, Leeds Town Hall is one of the largest and most impressive town halls in the United Kingdom.
7 hours ago · Another Irish family were the O'Shaughnessys, who were created knights in 1553 under the policy of surrender and regrant [82] (first established by Henry VIII of England). They were attainted in 1697 for participation on the Jacobite side in the Williamite wars. [83]
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