Ack! I missed posting this ahead of time, so you’ll probably have to scroll down, but the Dec. 1 entry at Executed Today is about Catholic Martyrs in the reign of Elizabeth I. Of course as we all know, there were a lot of people executed in the Tudor period, so keep an eye out for more entries in the future!
Executed Today blog… now killing in the Tudor period!
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Thanks for the link, Lara! My salute to Catholic martyr Edmund Campion (direct link) won’t exactly be the last of 16th century England…
I must say, there are many roads into interest in this period, and maybe mine is the grisliest. But all the same, you’re a treasure on a trove of a subject. I even like the bits where everyone’s head remains shouldered.
You’re welcome!
And I think the beheadings, burnings, hangings, etc. are what the Tudors are most famous for (well, that and the clothes) so I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s what brings a fair number of people into the subject.