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Robert Dudley: Elizabeth I's Forbidden Love
The Rise and Scandal of Robert Dudley: Elizabeth's Favourite.
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The Mystery of the Island Magee Witches.
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Aphra Behn: Revolutionary, Author, Spy
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What did Henry VIII Believe?
The Gruesome Symmetry of the Six Martyrs: Henry VIII's Religious Turmoil
Conquest of the Americas
Prof. Suzannah Lipscomb uncovers the hidden stories of the Spanish Invasions
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Christopher Columbus
Columbus: The man, the monster and the four voyages.
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Cortez and the Aztecs
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Cardinal Wolsey
The rise and fall of Henry VIII's most trusted confidant
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Tudors & Their Dogs
The Tudors' love of dogs reveals a lot about the hierarchy and pleasures of the period
The Dark Side of Sir Francis Drake
A fresh look at Drake’s voyages, dispelling the myths and uncovering some brutal truths.
The Elizabethans and Islam
How and why did Elizabeth I try to align England with Muslim powers?
The Maya & the Inquisition
Professor Suzannah Lipscomb explores a chilling act of cultural destruction in Mexico
Young Elizabeth I
How did a child written off by the court become one of England's most iconic monarchs?
Shakespeare's First Playhouse
The Making of Shakespeare: Apprenticeship, Theatre and the Burbage Legacy
How to Kill a Scottish Witch
Scotland's Witch Trials and the modern-day efforts to recognise these historic injustices
Dancing Plague of 1518
One woman's mysterious dance sparked an epidemic of people dancing til they dropped.
Philip II of Spain, King of England
Was Philip's role as King of England merely ceremonial, or did he wield real power?
John Dee's Angels
Was an advisor to Queen Elizabeth I communicating with angels?
Rise of Thomas More
Saintly man of conscience or stubborn zealot? Prof. Suzannah Lipscomb investigates.
Fall of Thomas More
Henry VIII's Lord Chancellor, closest ally, rumoured torturer and...Saint?
