The Turbulent Crown
The Story of the Tudor Queens
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Narrated by:
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Jennifer M. Dixon
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Written by:
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Roland Hui
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Ten remarkable women. One remarkable era.
In the Tudor period, 1485 to 1603, a host of fascinating women sat on the English throne. The dramatic events of their lives are told in The Turbulent Crown: The Story of the Tudor Queens.
The Turbulent Crown begins with the story of Elizabeth of York, who survived conspiracy and dishonor to become the first Tudor queen, bringing peace and order to England after years of civil war. From there, the listener is taken through the parade of Henry VIII's six wives - two of whom, Anne Boleyn and Katheryn Howard, would lose their heads against a backdrop of intrigue and scandal.
The Turbulent Crown continues with the tragedy of Lady Jane Grey, the teenager who ruled for nine days until overthrown by her cousin Mary Tudor. But Mary's reign, which began in triumph, ended in disaster, leading to the emergence of her sister, Elizabeth I, as the greatest of her family and of England's monarchs.
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- Andrew
- 2024-03-18
Amazing story presented well
I throughly enjoyed this account of the 6 wives of King Henry the 8th and the ramifications and events through the reign of Queen Elizabeth the first. Well written, and narrated with feeling, this provides a fascinating look into the comings and going’s of the royal court of that age, and is not a stuffy historical account but more about the characters and motivations of that pivotal period in British history. My only reservation is I think it could have benefited from a short postscript to address the lasting legacy of this time. Recommended.
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