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The UK splits with Europe - disaster looms
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It was the sister Mary rather than Margaret that went to get married to the Portuguese king. However it was felt viewers could not cope with 2 Marys..... -
American Colony.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostYes but Tudor England looked a bit pathetic compared to the continental empires led by Portugal and Spain as they dominated colonisation of the Americas.
Poor Law
Royal exchange
Growth of the Royal navy.
CoE
Royal Mail founded
Peace treaty with Scotland
BBC - iWonder - How the Tudor dynasty shaped modern Britain
Making Art in Tudor Britain - National Portrait Gallery
oh and we thrashed the Spanish Armada.Comment
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All good achievements for a marginal flank power. I heartily recommend this book (a bit out of date now) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ris...e_Great_PowersOriginally posted by vetran View PostAmerican Colony.
Poor Law
Royal exchange
Growth of the Royal navy.
CoE
Royal Mail founded
Peace treaty with Scotland
BBC - iWonder - How the Tudor dynasty shaped modern Britain
Making Art in Tudor Britain - National Portrait Gallery
oh and we thrashed the Spanish Armada.Comment
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Notice Henry VIII's hair wasn't red? Plus Anne of Cleves wasn't ugly.Originally posted by Bee View PostAre the same Tudors from a TV series with dubious facts where the King of Portugal shows up with a big nose, unkempt with no teeth.?
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Theresa May let it slip she was giving up crisps for lent.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIts 1532. The UK splits with Europe over Papal authority. Disaster. The UK will never be the same again. For the last ~500 years the UK has been a 3rd world country.
Catholics like to play the long game.Comment
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No-one likes a "Strawberry blonde". Look at Neil Kinnock.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostNotice Henry VIII's hair wasn't red? Plus Anne of Cleves wasn't ugly.
Though he had another disadvantage. Being Welsh.Comment
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CofE people adhere to Lent also.Originally posted by minestrone View PostTheresa May let it slip she was giving up crisps for lent.
Catholics like to play the long game.
You seem to know SFA about other religions. I now know why my practising Christian relations didn't and don't send their kids to Christian schools. They don't want them to turn out as ignorant and bigoted as you."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Yup - The Anglo-Portugese Alliance (1386) (the oldest in the World still in effect)Originally posted by Bee View PostAnd success after the Portugal Alliance.
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I'm just going to say this might be a bulltulip story.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostCofE people adhere to Lent also.
You seem to know SFA about other religions. I now know why my practising Christian relations didn't and don't send their kids to Christian schools. They don't want them to turn out as ignorant and bigoted as you.Comment
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My brother and his kids would have probably be interested to talk to you but they don't like bigots. My sister and cousins simply wouldn't be arsed.Originally posted by minestrone View PostI'm just going to say this might be a bulltulip story."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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