Big fan of Reginald Bray. A Margaret Beaufort loyalist for forty years. He saw some interesting things for sure (makes note to one day write a fiction book starring him).

Jennifer Lopez in the J.LO years (1999-2002) was GOATing it. Banger after banger after banger.

In the 1484 parliamentary act that passed an act of attainder against Margaret Beaufort, Henry Tudor was regarded as 'the king's great rebel'. Hell of a nickname, that.

It'd be my rapper name.

📚 Book launch and signing 📚
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We're looking forward to hosting the launch of Henry VII and the Tudor Pretenders, Nathen Amin ✒️📚 latest paperback one week today!

📅 Thurs 3 November
🕖 6.30pm
🎟️ bit.ly/3SvvYlX

Update - I found nothing. Probably because they were put in a trunk and thrown in the Thames*

*I think. Maybe. Perhaps. Possibly.

Booked. Go see this ⤵️

My favourite historical trivia is that there were two Margaret Beauforts who both had sons called Henry who rebelled against Richard III.

One was the countess of Stafford, mother of Henry Stafford, duke of Buckingham, and the other the countess of Richmond, mother of Henry Tudor

Reading up on treason for tomorrow's The National Archives talk - in November 1461, the first Yorkist parliament roundly attainted the Lancastrians for tyranny including ‘extortion, murder, rape, effusion of innocent blood, riots and unrighteousness’. Thought Tudors invented Propaganda?

Who's been to Brașov in Transylvania then? It looks decent to be fair 🇷🇴🦇.

Ordered the oodie on 3 October, and it's now 27 October and there has been no movement on the order since the 6th (those monsters at Evri aren't responding apparently) yet can't cancel and get a refund, or even have a new order raised because 'processes' 🤷🏾‍♂️. Will it ever arrive?

TREASON! ⚔️

Tomorrow, myself, Matthew Lewis and Euan Roger will discuss treason in the Wars of the Roses including the demise of Richard III, charged with treason AFTER his death. This is an online event with Q&A. Booking details are below ⤵️

eventbrite.co.uk/e/treason-1485…?