The Later Tudors: England 1547-1603

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Focusing on the period from Edward VI's accession to Elizabeth I's death, this comprehensive study explores the intense conflicts in Europe and the internal struggles between Catholicism and Protestantism in England. Amidst widespread anxiety, the nation navigated challenges that led to a unique political and religious identity by the end of Elizabeth's reign. The narrative highlights how England was ultimately spared from the disasters faced by neighboring countries, detailing the intricate processes that shaped its history during this turbulent time.