The Tudors, 1485 to 1603
By Andrew Langley
How did Tudor rulers, rebellions and religious battles transform England forever?
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What is The Tudors, 1485 to 1603 about?
Step into the world of Tudor England, a time of powerful monarchs, dangerous rivalries and remarkable change. From Henry VII’s victory at Bosworth to the reign of Elizabeth I, this book explores how the Tudor family shaped the nation. Discover royal marriages, religious conflict, rebellions, exploration and life for ordinary people. Clear explanations and historical detail bring this dramatic period to life, showing why the years from 1485 to 1603 remain among the most fascinating in English history.
About the author
Andrew Langley is a British author who has written many exciting non-fiction books for children. He loves exploring topics like history, science, food, and famous people. Andrew’s books make learning fun and easy to understand, helping readers discover amazing facts about the world around them.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
1993
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