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Mary Tudor was buried an evil, hated woman. Catholicism was never accepted by the English people again after her death. So much so the law was changed. But was she really as evil as history has painted her?

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The most famous female Tudor was Elizabeth I. Her reign was called the Golden Age. But her life was unusually precarious. Born into a violent relationship with half siblings and many step parents, Elizabeth showed suprising enterprise and a spirit that was to prove indomitable.

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Elizabeth Tudor was in danger ever day of her life, until she ascended the throne on the 17th of November 1558. But to get to that date she had to use all her talents and abilities to survive.

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Most people know Henry Tudor as the king who beheaded most of his wives. But how true is this? Henry Tudor was a talented man, intellegent and learned; what happened to turn him into the monster he became? This article is in more than one part, this is part one.

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The life of Henry VIII was sononomous with murder, but the man himself, was he really a monster who was capable of murder?

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Henry VIII divorced his first wife and changed the course of religious history to marry his second wife. However six months after the death of wife one, Catherine, he beheaded Anne Boylen on charges of witchcraft. In reality she had lost him the son he desired and he had his eye on a third..

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