Henry VIII

A Tudor kitchen is often referred to as a "great kitchen." These kitchens were typically large and designed to accommodate the preparation of meals for a significant number of people, reflecting the social hierarchy of Tudor society. They featured large fireplaces for cooking and often included areas for food storage and preparation. The layout and design emphasized functionality and the importance of food in Tudor life.

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The young Earl of Warwick, nephew of Edward IV and Richard III. He was then a prisoner in the Tower of London. Katherine's father, Ferdinand, made it clear to Henry VII that unless Warwick were eliminated, Katherine would never set foot in England. Henry, anxious to preserve his friendship with Spain, had him arraigned on a charge of conspiring with the pretender Perkin Warbeck, and Warwick was sentenced to death and beheaded in 1499.

(From Alison Weir's "The Six Wives of Henry VIII"

Her older brother's name was Juan and he died aged 18 shortly after marrying Margaret of Austria.

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he hated everything

he could fight with another regiment

Henry III did not break with Rome, but was a pious Catholic.

Yes, Sybilla is the eldest, followed by Anne who is then followed by amelia, the youngest :)

Actually no one knows why did Marry Rose sink but scientists have told that might be the french attacked it with canons or it crashed to something enormous in the sea and so it got holes in it and sunk .

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boss trials

Trials such as they were, did not bear any resemblance to the law as we know it today, they were often biased and over very quickly

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cathrine tate is 42 years old

She hasn't died yet.

It depends. She was the daughter of Kind Ferdanand of Aragon and Queen Isabella of Castille (who were wealthy) and was married to Prince Arthur of Wales and later his brother Henry VIII. However, during this time, women had little to no personal wealth, as all inheritance passed to male heirs and once married, women were part of the husband's family. After the death of Prince Arthur she was remained in England awaiting her fate. Her father refused to pay the rest of her dowry and her father in law kept what was given and dispensed it in a small allowance. There was a time where she could not pay her servants.

After she was married to Henry VIII, she was given the status expected of the Queen of England. However, after their marriage deteriorated and Henry divorced her, she was given the title of "Dowager Princess of Wales." This title was in honor of being Arthur's widow, not Henry's wife. While she must have had a generous allowance at that point, she spent the later years of her life confined to a single room, spending her time fasting and in prayer, only leaving the room for mass.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catherine_of_Aragon

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Anne Geddes is 54 years old (birthdate: September 13, 1956).

Henry 'Son' Sims died on 1958-12-23.

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Born 1491 Died 1547

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King of England was King Harold ,when the Romans and Julius Caesar invaded England was when the pheasants first appeared