The World of the Tudor Kings Course/Class August 9, 2011

Henry VIII, father of Queen Elizabeth, greatly remade England. Chivalric and musical, yet warlike and bullying, he patronised Erasmus and artist Hans Holbein, built palaces, had six wives, changed England's religion, and executed Thomas More, writer of Utopia. The course will cover this, plus how the Tudor dynasty was founded by Henry VII, his father, after the Wars of the Roses. We conclude with the Protestant boy King, Edward VI. Details of this event may be subject to change. Please visit http://www.cce.usyd.edu.au/course/TWTK for more information or to register.

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