Linda Porter
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Two new books show that 16th-century history is about more than Henry VIII. Published February 13 2012
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What became of the baby daughter of Henry VIII's widow Katherine Parr and her disgraced fourth husband Thomas Seymour after their deaths? Linda Porter unravels a Tudor mystery. Published June 21 2011
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Linda Porter reviews two books on Tudor women. Published June 11 2010
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Published January 16 2008
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Jeremy Black recommends an intriguing account of the origins of the metric system.
Published October 20 2003
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Published October 20 2003
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