Tudor Dynasty: 1485-1547
by (uk) Charles Edward Moberly
About This Novel
"The Tudors: 1485-1547" vividly reproduces the history of England during the golden age of absolute monarchy. What background did the development of European absolutism provide for the establishment of the Tudor dynasty? How did Henry VII resolve the feud between the York and Lancaster families, end the Wars of the Roses, and create the Tudor dynasty? What kind of challenges did Henry VII's rule face with the endless stream of pretenders to the throne, the Brittany War, the Battle of Stoke, and the rebellion in northern England? Why did Henry VIII have irreconcilable conflicts with the Pope after he succeeded to the throne? How did the "Henry VIII's Divorce and Marriage Incident" separate the Church of England from the control of the Holy See? How did Henry VIII's promotion of the religious reform, the Battle of Tournai, the Battle of Flodden Field, the Battle of Pavia and other major historical events affect England's national destiny? This book will answer it in detail.
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