<p>Jane gives birth to a son, Henry reunites with his family, and Edward Seymour's star continues to rise.  NOTE: in this episode I say that IHS is Catholic for Iesus Hominum Salvatore, meaning Jesus, the Savior of Mankind. What I meant to say is that IHS is a Latin christogram adopted by the Catholic Church.  Apologies for any confusion. </p>

Jane gives birth to a son, Henry reunites with his family, and Edward Seymour's star continues to rise. NOTE: in this episode I say that IHS is Catholic for Iesus Hominum Salvatore, meaning Jesus, the Savior of Mankind. What I meant to say is that IHS is a Latin christogram adopted by the Catholic Church. Apologies for any confusion.

<p>Jane gives birth to a son, Henry reunites with his family, and Edward Seymour's star continues to rise.&nbsp; NOTE: in this episode I say that IHS is Catholic for Iesus Hominum Salvatore, meaning Jesus, the Savior of Mankind. What I meant to say is that IHS is a Latin christogram adopted by the Catholic Church.&nbsp; Apologies for any confusion.&nbsp;</p>

Jane the Queen

Hey y'all, I'm your host, Kate Taylor. I live in the deep south, work in a public library, and spend way too much time thinking about the Tudors. This is a (mostly) chronological discussion about the Tudors and their impact on English history. We start with Henry V and end with coronation of Charles III. In laying out the underpinnings of the Tudor dynasty, I hope to introduce them, along with other interesting characters, to people who may not know much about them, and hopefully I can provide some interesting facts that fellow Tudorphiles have not heard before.  I do a lot of research for each episode, and like a good librarian, I don't rely on Wikipedia or other untrustworthy sources. I appreciate reviews and ratings, and I welcome your feedback! Connect with me on my new blog: https://mosthappykate.blogspot.com.

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Hey y'all, I'm your host, Kate Taylor. I live in the deep south, work in a public library, and spend way too much time thinking about the Tudors. This is a (mostly) chronological discussion about the Tudors and their impact on English history. We start with Henry V and end with coronation of Charles III. In laying out the underpinnings of the Tudor dynasty, I hope to introduce them, along with other interesting characters, to people who may not know much about them, and hopefully I can provide some interesting facts that fellow Tudorphiles have not heard before. I do a lot of research for each episode, and like a good librarian, I don't rely on Wikipedia or other untrustworthy sources. I appreciate reviews and ratings, and I welcome your feedback! Connect with me on my new blog: https://mosthappykate.blogspot.com.

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