HENRY V111 ROYAL MERIDAN by David Starkey

HENRY V111 ROYAL MERIDAN by David Starkey

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Offering a reconstruction of Henry's Palace at Greenwich, this book also provides an evocation of the splendour and richness of incident of his reign. It reassesses Henry as a true prince of the Renaissance, and contains essays on various topics such as Tudor London, the joust and mapmaking.

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HENRY V111 ROYAL MERIDAN by David Starkey

Offering a reconstruction of Henry's Palace at Greenwich, this book also provides an evocation of the splendour and richness of incident of his reign. It was at Greenwich that Henry was born in 1491, spent two-thirds of his life and married the first of his six wives, Catherine of Aragon. Elizabeth, the daughter of Henry and his tragic second wife, Anne Boleyn, was born and christened there, his marriage with Anne of Cleves failed there and he visited the Royal Palace just three weeks before his death at Whitehall in 1547. The book provides a reassessment of Henry as a true prince of the Renaissance, presiding over a court which made London a major European cultural centre. The text is interwoven with specialist essays on such topics as armour, medals and the education of Anne Boleyn. The author's previous books include The Struggle for Power: The Lives and Letters of the Great Tudor Dynasties.
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ISBN 13 9781855850132
ISBN 10 1855850133
Title HENRY V111 ROYAL MERIDAN
Author Starkey David
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Year published 1991-05-16
Number of pages 192
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