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The Tudor Notebook

The Tudor Notebook

A joint publication by Amy McElroy and Rebecca Batley. Amy and Rebecca are both published authors of nonfiction history books.

Recent posts

Guest Post - An interview with historian and author Mark Turnbull.

Hi Mark and welcome to the Tudor Notebook.

May 30 •

Guest Post - Q&A

With Rosie Crofts

May 17 •

On this day in 1515

A royal wedding

May 13 •

Red rose rent and Tudor connections: Long Melford church.

Suffolk is not the usual location where you would search for either medieval fairytales or Tudor queens connections but Long Melford church has both.

May 10 •

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