'Bastard Prince: Henry VIII's Lost Son' by Beverley Murphy Sul y Tadau The Repertory is without doubt

The Repertory is without doubt the most important and groundbreaking contribution to Welsh manuscript studies for more than a century

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'Bastard Prince: Henry VIII's Lost Son' by Beverley Murphy Sul y Tadau The Repertory is without doubtIt took Henry VIII twenty eight years and three wives before he secured a legitimate male heir. Yet he already had an illegitimate son with Elizabeth Blount, a member of the English gentry, her sons name was Henry Fitzroy. The book begins with the life of Fitzroys mother, while this recognized mistress of Henry VIII had been a shadowy figure, the author fills in the gaps with the known information on her life and also discusses how King Henry may have