How a farmer's daughter from Derbyshire become a power player in the cutthroat Tudor court and the wealthiest woman in England.
Bess of Hardwick: Her Ambitious Rise From Obscurity To Dominance
Queen Elizabeth I: Part One: Redheaded Stepchild
How circumstance, luck, and fate wound up giving England one of the country's greatest monarchs in the form of an unusually resilient young redheaded woman.
Kathryn Parr: Professional Widow
Kathryn Parr lived through the lives and deaths of Henry VIII's previous five wives, which is likely how she learned to survive him.
Catherine Howard: The Doomed, Damaged Child Bride
Catherine Howard was elevated from obscurity, burned fire bright, and died for it.
Anne of Cleves: The One That Got Away
Anne of Cleves was out of her depth at English court, but wound up living longer and happier than any of Henry's other wives.
Jane Seymour: A Well-Behaved Woman History Too Often Forgets
Taking a closer look at the brief marriage and reign of a kind woman who is oven overshadowed by the drama of her predecessors.
Anne Boleyn: Part Two: So Much For Her Happy Ending
It took seven years for Anne to become Queen. It only took four months for her to lose everything, including her head.
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