Marie de Guise was the mother of Mary Queen of Scots. She was also Tall, Glamorous, had her own bespoke armour, and lived an AMAZING LIFE.
Marie de Guise: The Indominable French Queen of Scots
Queen Mary I: Part One: Her Mother’s Daughter
Before she was Bloody Mary, she was Queen Mary. And before that, she was Lady Mary. Before that she was Princess Mary, a young girl who had yet to learn just how terrible her father was.
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.
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.
Anne Boleyn: Part One: The Rise And Rise Of A Singular Woman
In which we learn how Anne Boleyn forced her way into history through sheer force of amazingness.
Katherine of Aragon: Part Two: The Abandoned Queen
The second half of Katherine's life began with a series of miscarriages and ended with her death.
Katherine of Aragon: Part One: The Princess Bride
Looking at the little discussed early years of Katherine of Aragon, who we often forget was once young (and redheaded).