Hi Tudorcon fans! I'm so glad you enjoyed my presentation on the Pole family. If you have any questions, please feel free to put them in the comments below or email me at samantha@samanthawilcoxson.com.
On to your goodies!
I have a couple of Kindle deals just for you. First, Faithful Traitor: The Story of Margaret Pole. This book is second in my Plantagenet Embers series but easily reads as a stand-alone novel. (The first book is about Elizabeth of York.) I enjoyed writing this novel because it looks at the reign of Henry VIII without making him or any of his wives the main character, though Katherine of Aragon is an important side character as a good friend of Margaret's.
This novel is usually $3.99 but is only .99 this weekend. It is always free with Kindle Unlimited and is also available on Audible.
That's not the only special sale I have for you Tudorcon folks!
If you find Reginald as fascinating as I do, take advantage of this half off sale on Prince of York - and let me know what you think! It is also always free with Kindle Unlimited.
I hope you enjoy both of these fictional works! If you are looking for research articles and more information, keep going...
At Tudor Times:
The Price of Loyalty: the friendship of Margaret Pole and Katherine of Aragon
Henry VIII, Reginald Pole, and 'De Unitate"
Past Tudorcon Talk:
Personalities and Relationships of Tudor Women
At English History Authors:
Margaret Pole's Wild Ride on Fortune's Wheel
Pole Coat of Arms Tells a Story
The End of an Era: The Deaths of Queen Mary and Cardinal Pole
At Tudors Dynasty:
Mary and Reginald: What Could Have Been
On My Blog:
A Tale of Two Cousins: Margaret Pole and Elizabeth of York
Margaret Pole Loses Her Governess Post
Geoffrey Pole Taken to the Tower
The Not-So-Illustrious Marriages of the Pole Children
Henry Pole: Another Missing Son of York
It's Who You Know: Friends of Reginald Pole
Was Queen Mary Advised by a Heretic? (Reginald Pole)
The Execution of Henry Pole Baron Montegu
Reginald Pole Learns of His Mother's Execution
Reginald Pole and the Papal Conclave of 1550
Thomas Wyatt: Poet and Assassin
Defying Henry VIII: Reginald Pole
One more great resource not written by me:
The Reformation Cardinal Exhibit on Reginald Pole at Lambeth Palace
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