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Edmund Tudor's War, and Murder (?), in Wales
On 1st November 1456, Edmund Tudor died in Carmarthen. Was it plague or was it murder?
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Perkin Warbeck's Last Stand
The Pretender's Failed Gambit and his Feeble Heart
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The Welsh Martyr of Llandovery
The brutal execution of Llywelyn ap Gruffydd Fychan, watched by the future Henry V of England.
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Owain Glyn Dŵr and the Day the Welsh Rose.
On 16 September 1400, a remarkable event took place in Glyndyfrdwy in Flintshire, North-East Wales.
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Thomas Beaufort, my history hero
Scholar. Statesman. Soldier. Legend.
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The Tudor Family Name
Where does it come from, and is it even accurate?
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The Night Before Battle
Henry Tudor, Richard III, and their date with destiny
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The Fall of Harlech: The Rebel Tudor Earl and the Yorkist Masterlock
In August 1468, the longest siege in British history came to an end. Here's how it happened.
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How did Owen Tudor and Katherine of Valois meet?
An exclusive extract from Son of Prophecy: The Rise of Henry Tudor
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My visit to Paradise
Granada, the city that casts a spell on you
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Welcome to (Tudor) Wrexham
Many people will be aware of the phenomenon that is Welcome to Wrexham, the hugely successful and often poignant Disney+ series that follows the trials…
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The Crowning of King Edward – or is that King Lambert?
On 24 May 1487, a king was crowned in Dublin.
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