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Elizabeth Morgan

Elizabeth is a historian, writer, and student with a passionate interest in the Tudor era. She also enjoys religious history, mythology, and Renaissance art. Recently she has studied King Henry VIII at Oxford University and history at the Open University and the University of Roehampton. She has also gained two Certificates (King Henry VIII & The Tudors) and a History Diploma (The Tudors). Elizabeth lives in Wales, United Kingdom, and can often be found exploring its many castles, cathedrals, and churches. She regularly writes about her trips to Museums and Heritage sites. Much of her research is dedicated to Cardinal Wolsey. She is the Founder of The Cardinal Wolsey Society, writes daily articles, and publishes its monthly newsletter.

Member since: Oct 11, 2022Published posts: 20

Articles by Elizabeth Morgan

12 Unexpected Facts About Samuel Johnson

Creepy Happenings at King Henry VIII’s Haunted Palace (Hampton Court)

Is the Palace of Hampton Court haunted by the ghosts of King Henry VIII’s past?

Meet the Prime Ministers: 10 Men Who Served Queen Victoria

Discover the ten British prime ministers who served during Queen Victoria's reign (1837-1901).

Who Were the Windsor Beauties? 10 Portraits by Sir Peter Lely

The “Windsor Beauties” were painted by Peter Lely in the 17th century. Each portrait depicts an attractive woman from the court of King Charles II.

Catherine Parr: The Wife King Henry Loved Most?

Is it possible that Catherine Parr could have been the love of her husband’s life?

5 Interesting Historic Events That Happened on Christmas Day

10 Famous Saints Associated With Christmas

From Saint Nicholas to Saint Lucy, these famous saints are closely associated with the festive season.

Who Was the Real Good King Wenceslas Behind the Christmas Carol?

How Did the Tudors Celebrate Christmas?

How were the twelve days of Christmas celebrated at the Court of King Henry VIII?

Was Catherine of Aragon the Wife King Henry Loved Most?

5 Iconic Quotes by the Duke of Wellington

The Duke of Wellington is remembered not only for his triumphs in war but also for his wit and eloquence.

Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick: Meet the “Real” Kingmaker

How does the real 15th-century Earl of Warwick, Richard Neville, compare with the heroic, sword-wielding character portrayed in modern literature?