When Henry VII first became King, his mother-in-law, Elizabeth Woodville was publicly celebrated as a prominent lady of the land. However, less than two years into the reign, she was deprived of her fortune and banished from court.
Royal commentator James Taylor and history writer Gareth Streeter discuss the reasons why. This clip is taken from episode 1 of the "Coronation catastrophes" podcast series, available on the channel.
27 окт 2024