The Tudors : The Complete Story of England's Most Notorious Dynasty (Hardcover)

from wagner.sarah35

This history of the most famous royal family has a decidedly realistic tone, especially when dealing with the reign of Elizabeth. However, Henry VIII dominates much of this book, although one must credit the author with focusing on Henry's politics and religious reformation instead of his six wiv...

from mallinje

This book is more about the religious reformation than actually about the Tudors.

from Angelic55blonde

This book covered the Tudor dynasty. Because of this, the author could not go into too much depth of any of the monarchs but I feel that the author did focus most of his time on the two more popular ones, Henry VIII and Elizabeth I. This book provides you with a good overview of each reign and ho...

from Clara53

The Tudor dynasty comes to life in this well-written, exhaustive, thorough account of the English royal court at that period in history. I had some apprehension starting this book - for often this sort of historical works can be dry, entangled, and, dare I say, boring. I was pleasantly surprised ...

from Stbalbach

This is the first book I've read about the Tudors and even though I consider myself somewhat educated, my image of the Tudors has been surprisingly shaped by popular culture. I thought Henry VIII was a larger than life great king whose main problem was too many wives, and that the Elizabethian er...