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Dr Elizabeth Norton

@ENortonHistory

Historian &Archaeologist. FRHistS. Author Lives of Tudor Women & England’s Queens. TV expert. Historical Consultant Firebrand & BBC’s Boleyns. Agent @DonaldWin_

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The king that never was. Henry, Prince of Wales, eldest son of James VI & I and elder brother of Charles I. Highly popular, he died in 1612 (probably of Typhoid) aged only 18. A great ‘what if’ of British history. Could Henry IX have succeeded where his brother manifestly failed?…

The king that never was. Henry, Prince of Wales, eldest son of James VI & I and elder brother of Charles I. Highly popular, he died in 1612 (probably of Typhoid) aged only 18. A great ‘what if’ of British history. Could Henry IX have succeeded where his brother manifestly failed?…
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Dr Elizabeth Norton This from Charlton House, built to house Adam Newton, Henry’s tutor (about a mile or so from the then Greenwich Palace)

@ENortonHistory This from Charlton House, built to house Adam Newton, Henry’s tutor (about a mile or so from the then Greenwich Palace)
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