House of Tudor Jack Dytham

Land of Rebellions Series Part III: How did Henry VIII undermine the position of the Church to such an extent that he sparked the largest popular uprising not only under the Tudors but since the Peasant's Revolt of 1381?

Land of Rebellions Series Part II: How did the English respond to taxation reforms and ever greater financial demands under the first two Tudors?

This supplemental is the speech given by Henry VII to his troops before the Battle of Stoke in 1487.

This week we'll be thinking about what a rebellion actually is and examine the threat posed to Henry VII by the wave of dynastic rebellions at the start of his reign

In the summer of 1520, two of Europe's most prestigious monarchs met in the most lavish and extravagant summit between the two nations in history. Henry VIII and Francis I secured an alliance treaty of immense proportions, and immense failure, or so it has been portrayed. To understand how this summit came about, how it was organised, it's outcome and long-term implications, I'll be unpicking the entire story.

Bishop Foxe is October's Person of the Month! In this episode I'll give a brief narrative of his life and discuss his achievements.