Elizabeth Morgan
@elizabeth-morgan
Elizabeth is a historian, writer, and student with a passionate interest in the Tudor era. She also enjoys religious history, mythology, and Renaissance art. Recently she has studied King Henry VIII at Oxford University and history at the Open University and the University of Roehampton. She has also gained two Certificates (King Henry VIII & The Tudors) and a History Diploma (The Tudors). Elizabeth lives in Wales, United Kingdom, and can often be found exploring its many castles, cathedrals, and churches. She regularly writes about her trips to Museums and Heritage sites. Much of her research is dedicated to Cardinal Wolsey. She is the Founder of The Cardinal Wolsey Society, writes daily articles, and publishes its monthly newsletter.
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The Final 17 Days and Last Words of Anne Boleyn
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Queen Victoria’s Ladies in Waiting & Their Duties
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5 Major Historical Inaccuracies In “The Tudors” TV Show
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What Symbolism Is Hidden in Queen Elizabeth I’s Pelican Portrait?
The Pelican Portrait is one of Queen Elizabeth I’s most iconic and recognizable depictions. But what is the significance of the pelican?
How Horatio Nelson, Britain’s Greatest Admiral, Took a Cardinal’s Coffin
Who was Horatio Nelson, and why does his body now occupy a tomb built for somebody else?
8 Characters From Literature Who Embody the Spirit of Christmas
As Christmas approaches, let us take a moment to remember eight literary characters who have become integral to our annual traditions.
How Did Working Class Victorians Celebrate Christmas?
Let’s step back into the heart of the 19th century and attempt to discover how Christmas was celebrated by the ordinary people in Victorian London.
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