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To write a history of the long tutors' century from 1485 to 1603 must surely be a daunting

task. To write one that incorporates political, social and religious change for both the

tutors' monarchs and ordinary people, that encompasses literature and plays, rebellions,

warfare and the latest scholarship on the role of women is no mean feat. And on top of

that, to write a history that demolishes historical fables, reassessors received wisdom

and puts forward new understandings of the period in clear, lucid prose. Well, that's

something remarkable indeed. And that is the mammoth task that has been accomplished

by today's guest in her new book, Tudor England, A History, published by Yale University

Press. Its author is Dr Lucy Wooding. She is Langford Fellow and tutor in history at Lincoln

College Oxford and her other books include an excellent biography of Henry the Ith.

Dr Lucy Wooding, thank you so much for inviting me to your rooms here at Lincoln College

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