British History Series

Charles I is executed and Oliver Cromwell posthumously beheaded 12 years apart on the 30th January. Watch this episode on YouTube.  

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The 29th January 1536 was a sad day in the stories of the first two of Henry VIII's wives. His first wife, Katherine of Aragon was laid to rest at Peterborough Abbey and his second, Anne Boleyn, miscarried.    

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Philippa is a Historian and History Tour Organiser  Philippa Lacey Brewell lives in Central England and is well respected in her field as a historian and tour guide. She engages audiences with virtual tours and history holidays. She is the owner and founder of British History Tours, a tour company for those who love British History.  Philippa entertains thousands each week with her videos and stories from across the UK and British History. This ability to engage an audience, as well as being an expert in travelling the historical sites of the UK, makes her your perfect virtual guide.  She began writing and speaking about travelling through Britain’s history in 2012 and hasn’t stopped since.   She presents the weekly YouTube show called "This week in British History" and has written numerous history blogs as well as writing for BBC History Magazine, CityJet and FlyBe inflight magazines and for Tudor Life Magazine.

To commemorate the death of Henry VIII on the 28th January 1547 I am sharing, for the first time as a podcast, my most popular video to date on YouTube, a live stream recorded about the burial place of Henry VIII.

Not only is his final resting place not what you may expect for this most narcissistic of kings, but why did he never get the tomb he had planned - I discuss why this may be.

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EPISODE DESCRIPTION The truth about Henry VIII's final resting place can be a surprise to many. Even 500 years after his death, his larger than life character endures.  So,  - Where is the magnificent tomb? Well, nowhere. Or more accurately, parts of it are spread between uses elsewhere and displays in museums.  Then there is the question, - Why is he buried with Jane Seymour?   And finally, and the focus for this video, - Why was his final resting place left unmarked for so long and why his body never moved?  I take you through the logic behind why Henry remained in what he assumed would be a temporary resting place and where the sarcophagus he had intended for himself, the one confiscated from Thomas Wolsey, is now.   I also go into why he was buried with Jane Seymour, going beyond simply 'she was his favourite' hypothesis.

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On the 25th January 1533, Henry VIII married Anne Boleyn over the Holbein Gate, Whitehall Palace.

It was a secret ceremony and the place it took place sadly no longer exists but Philippa takes you around Whitehall and to tell you more.

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Queen Victoria dies | 22nd January 1901  

In this episode, I talk about how life changed for the ordinary people during Victoria's 63-year reign.

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Simon de Montfort and the First English Parliament which was held on 20th January 1265 

Find out the story behind the first parliament and why it was not quite as first seems.

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On the 12th January 1899, an incredible rescue took place off the Exmoor coast in the south-west of England.  The bravery and sheer tenacity on display by ordinary folk led to an extraordinary rescue and saved the lives of all aboard the stricken ship, Forrest Hall.  

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Originally filmed for episode #2 of 'This Week in British History'. You can watch the full episode here -  https://youtu.be/x9MXrBmxc7Q  

For more information about the Lifeboat Louisa and the heroic rescue efforts of the 12th January 1899 visit https://louisalifeboat.weebly.com/ 

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