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Introduction to the Wars of the Roses

Dive into medieval England with this course on the Wars of the Roses. Explore key battles, royal intrigues, and the rise of the Tudors in this dramatic era of history.

Introduction to Henry VII: The Dawn of the Tudor Age

Dive into Henry VII's reign: from Bosworth's victory to Tudor dynasty foundations. Explore governance, economic reforms, and peace after the Wars of the Roses.

Pregnancy and Childbirth in Medieval and Tudor England

Explore the nuanced history of childbirth in Tudor England. Uncover rituals, medical practices, and personal tales in this immersive mini-course. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those curious about women's life in the past.

Mythbusting the Tudors

Explore the Tudor dynasty beyond the myths! Uncover the real stories of Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, and more in this enlightening course. Dive into the truths obscured by time and legend.

Richard III: The King, the Controversy, and the Legacy

Explore the turbulent reign of Richard III and the transition from the Wars of the Roses to the Tudor era. Dive into his controversial legacy, the mystery of the Princes in the Tower, and the battles that shaped England.

Henry VIII The Golden Prince

Let's explore the early reign of Henry VIII, exploring his vibrant youth, the cultural renaissance, and the pivotal moments that shaped a king and his kingdom.

James I and the Union of the Crowns

Dive into the reign of James I, his efforts to unite England and Scotland, and the profound impacts on British culture, politics, and religion.

Introduction to Tudor Music

Dive into the rich world of Tudor music with our in-depth course, exploring the vibrant choral traditions, iconic composers like Tallis and Byrd, and the cultural significance of music during the Tudor era. Perfect for history enthusiasts and music lovers alike. Join us for a melodic journey!

Intro to the Six Wives

Explore the lives of Henry VIII's six wives: Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard, and Catherine Parr. Discover their unique stories of love, power, and tragedy, and their impact on Tudor history.