Secrets of the Battle of Bosworth - The Private Lives of Tudor

[@dinola3268]

Nice video Tracy!

[@jacquialeksovski9408]

I’m obsessed with the Tudors, have been since I was a child and visited Hampton court. I like Tracey Borman, I think she’s brilliant.

[@terryl.9302]

This is marvelous, full of various facts most wd not know abt Tudor times. Thank You.

[@T0varisch]

Stoke Field two years later was a significant engagement. John de Vere was responsible for this final defeat there of the Yorkists. De Vere was also the principal commander of Tudor's forces at Bosworth. We now know that rhe Stanley army was miles to the east. The defeat of Norfolk in a lightening dawn attack was entirely due to de Vere. This was the critical and catastrophic event that forced Richard's hand. It was death or glory now. I've got a funny feeling we're not going to be meeting John de Vere in this show.

[@Mysticflower._94]

Anything Tudor has me in a chokehold. I love learning about them. ❤ Having a great historian to tell their history makes it that much better.

[@shelaghmoore-h4f]

We were promised the battle of Bosworth and I was hoping to learn more about what Henry VII was doing in all that time in exile. Instead we got 30 seconds on the battle, about 5 on Henry VII as King, non of it new or in depth, then back to the same old stuff about Henry VIII. A bit sneaky.

[@Ammeeeeeeer]

Hooks used to delliver babies....aaaaaaaah!!! 😱

[@ODDwayne1]

Why is this misnamed Battle of Bosworth? Boo!

[@vanmanrick1]

A missed period did not tell them anything? Sorry, people are smarter than that

[@ivyrose779]

They didn’t have regular periods like modern women do.

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

@@ivyrose779 Is that a joke?

[@ivyrose779]

@@hogwashmcturnip8930 No, it’s not. If you have an evidence that women had regular monthly periods back then, please share. I’d like to know if my info is inaccurate so I don’t continue to share it.

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

@@ivyrose779 What on earth makes you think they didn't?

[@Chipoo88]

So disappointing when prominent historians like Tracy Borman make flippant remarks like Henry VII was frugal. He most certainly was not. He certainly accrued a lot of money but his expenses clearly show he spent lavishly. She also stated Henry VIII wanted someone less pious that Catherine of Aragon. Based on what? He simply wanted a son. He was extremely pious himself so this is just a bizarre thing to say Also, it is well known based on lots of contemporary evidence that Anne was not a beauty. Etc etc

[@emilyblkscorpion4646]

I took it as wheb he was younger

[@Chipoo88]

@@emilyblkscorpion4646 he would be referred to as king if so and he he nothing of his own when he was young as he loved mostly in exile

[@washguy9577]

I agree

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

@@Chipoo88 What? Reread your history, I think you are mixing your Henrys up?

[@allauddin732]

We are not coming don't get excited.

[@nphipps9406]

what if there were no blood on the sheets after the consummation of the marriage? FEWER WOMEN DON'T BLEED THEIR APPLE IS MORE OF ELASTICITY