John Guy always knew that he wanted to make Tudor ... Twenty years ago, Guy, then still a full-time academic at Cambridge, published Tudor England, the first full-length study of the period ...

In “Hunting the Falcon,” the historians John Guy and Julia Fox take a fresh look at an infamous Tudor marriage ... parties Henry felt it was in England’s interest to ally at any given ...

Wynter summoned John Guy, then in ... curious to learn what Tudor sailors thought of Africans. “When I looked into it and saw there were actually Africans here in England, I made it my mission ...

The Tudor era was a time of great change, with historian and biographer John Guy arguing that England was ‘economically healthier, more expansive, and more optimistic under the Tudors than at ...

The famous trio who went on to be monarchs were Mary Tudor, daughter of Catherine of ... VIII's children were themselves childless, which John Guy regards as their real tragedy given "all their ...

The lives of John, Cattelena and Jacques suggest that Black people lived and worked as accepted members of society in Tudor England. Historians such as Imtiaz Habeeb, Onyeka Nubia and Miranda ...