Often overlooked when we examine the past, the poor were a key and important part of everyday life in Tudor times. This month's 82-page magazine examines how the Tudors saw the poor and takes us into some interesting places!
This month the magazine contains:
- Queen Mary I: Washing the Feet of the Poor by Susan Abernethy
- Communal giving and merrymaking by Lauren Browne
- What did the Tudor Poor do for Fun? by Sarah-Beth Watkins
- Funding the Royal Family by Gayler Hulme
- The Exeter Conspiracy that wasn’t… by Kyra C. Kramer
- The Portraiture of Anne of Cleves by Roland Hui
- Editor’s Picks - books on the poor by Gareth Russell
- A visit to Ditchling by Ian Mulcahy
- Tudor Marriages Quiz by Catherine Brooks
- The Tumultuous life of Sir Walter Raleigh Part 2 by Toni Mount
- Uncrowned Queen | The Mirror and the Light book reviews by Charlie Fenton
- Always talking Tudor an interview with Natalie Grueninger by Catherine Brooks
- Why write in dark times? by Wendy J. Dunn
- Worth its weight in gold: Saffron and Rose by Rioghnach O’Geraghty
- June’s “On this day” by Claire Ridgway
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