The (tongue-in-cheek) truth about Henry VII's birth and lineage

I've just posted at the new historyrewritten blog. Here is the truth about Henry VII's birth and lineage. http://somehistoryrewritten.wordpress.com/2014/05/28/he-aint-heavy-hes-my/ Sandra =^..^=

That's rather delightful!

Jonathan

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I've just posted at Stephen's new historyrewritten blog. Here is the truth about Henry VII's birth and lineage. http://somehistoryrewritten.wordpress.com/2014/05/28/he-aint-heavy-hes-my/   Sandra =^..^=  

Thank you Jonathan, and everyone else who has enjoyed it. Sandra =^..^= From: mailto: Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2014 7:41 PM To: Subject: RE: The (tongue-in-cheek) truth about Henry VII's birth and lineage

That's rather delightful!

Jonathan

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I've just posted at the new historyrewritten blog. Here is the truth about Henry VII's birth and lineage. http://somehistoryrewritten.wordpress.com/2014/05/28/he-aint-heavy-hes-my/ Sandra =^..^=

This is funny but it underpins JAH's research and my logic - was he a Tudor, a Beaufort or even a Swynford?

Stephen, is there any chance Edmund Tudor's DNA could be checked? We know where his tomb is, he is not part of the British Royal family and I doubt that Francois Hollande would object. Would it be possible to gain permission? Obviously we don't have Owain Tudor's DNA but if it matched Richard's male DNA then he is a Beaufort. Are there any Swynfords around these days? Just a thought.
Mary

Soooo, who's gonna pay for the errata slips changing "House of Tudor" to "House of Pottington" in all the textbooks? Doug (who's very thankful he *wasn't* sipping any coffee...)

Shall we take it to a Judicial Review, Doug...? (Putting on my shell suit even as I write.) From: mailto: Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2014 2:32 PM To: Cc: Doug Stamate Subject: The (tongue-in-cheek) truth about Henry VII's birth and lineage

Soooo, who's gonna pay for the errata slips changing "House of Tudor" to "House of Pottington" in all the textbooks? Doug (who's very thankful he *wasn't* sipping any coffee...)

Sandra
I think that your little piece is extremely funny and a brilliant satire on those Ricardian writers who will publish any old tosh provided that it puts MB, HT or Lancastrians generally in a poor light.

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David

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  I've just posted at the new historyrewritten blog. Here is the truth about Henry VII's birth and lineage. http://somehistoryrewritten.wordpress.com/2014/05/28/he-aint-heavy-hes-my/   Sandra =^..^=      

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Sandra
I think that your little piece is extremely funny and a brilliant satire on those Ricardian writers who will publish any old tosh provided that it puts MB, HT or Lancastrians generally in a poor light.

Kind regards
David

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I've just posted at the new historyrewritten blog. Here is the truth about Henry VII's birth and lineage. http://somehistoryrewritten.wordpress.com/2014/05/28/he-aint-heavy-hes-my/ Sandra =^..^=

Good one Doug!

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Soooo, who's gonna pay for the errata slips changing "House of Tudor" to "House of Pottington" in all the textbooks?

Doug

(who's very thankful he *wasn't* sipping any coffee...)