The origins of the hot cross bun traditionally made with currants, spices, flour, and eggs are closely linked to a cathedral ...

The Dissolution of the Monasteries In Episode 3 of Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light, rumors that Thomas Cromwell has either bewitched or killed the king have spread like wildfire in the north ...

The resulting break with Rome also led to the closing of hundreds of religious houses, known as the dissolution of the monasteries. Between 1536 and 1540 Cromwell presided over the dissolution of ...

Many of the gentry who gained from the dissolution of the monasteries remained Catholics. As the Protestant Reformation progressed in Wales and England under the Tudor dynasty, except during Mary ...

In 1536, Thomas Cromwell spotted an opportunity to enrich his master, Henry VIII, and further increase his own standing: the dissolution of the monasteries and claiming their wealth for the Crown.

After the dissolution of the monasteries the building turned into a barn, but the tiles were preserved under a thick layer of mud and only discovered in the 1960s when English Heritage excavated ...

Many of the gentry who gained from the dissolution of the monasteries remained Catholics. As the Protestant Reformation progressed in Wales and England under the Tudor dynasty, except during Mary ...