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William became a ward of the crown when his father died, as was the custom. At the court of Henry VII the young orphan became a page to two-year-old Prince Henry, and a close friendship was forged that continued long after the Prince became King.
On Death's Door
Heretics & Traitors
Illness Sweeps the Camp
Leading His Men Into Battle
You Have My Permission
I Must See the King!
Take Care What Words You Speak
Praying You Send Me Word
Teen Queen Katherine Cops an Attitude
Henry VIII was both jealous and suspicious of Edward due to his wealth, land and royal blood.
A statesman and sympathizer to the rebel uprising, Darcy joined Robert Aske and the ‘Pilgrims of Grace.’
Thomas More held many positions in Henry’s court, including Lord Chancellor, and was well-known for his harsh sentences regarding religious matters.
He was England’s most infamous royal bad boy; Henry was a voluptuary, consuming food and women as voraciously as he disposed of those who crossed him.
Patient, gracious and demure—and the only one of Henry’s wives to produce a male heir—Jane Seymour was considered Henry’s favorite wife.
William Compton
(Kris Holden-Reid)
William became a ward of the crown when his father died, as was the custom. At the court of Henry VII the young orphan became a page to two-year-old Prince Henry, and a close friendship was forged that continued long after the Prince became King.
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