Amy McElroy Libri

Educating the Tudors not only looks at Henry but also his siblings and his children.

Exploring the lives of women during Tudor England, this book delves into their diverse experiences, challenges, and societal roles. It examines the impact of political and religious upheaval on women's status, revealing how they navigated the complexities of a patriarchal society. Through personal stories and historical context, it highlights the resilience and agency of women in a transformative era, offering insights into their contributions to culture, family, and governance.