Eliza mourns, Margret plots, and Catherine plans.
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Elizabeth has anther baby, Margret is concerned with pretenders, and Meg is growing up.
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Eliza has a baby, Margaret plots, and Maggie worries
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Elizabeth prays, Margaret plots, and Maggie cries
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Eliza prays, Margaret turns 50, and Elizabeth passes.
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Eliza worries about her daughter and Margaret plot
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A look back at the end of Elizabeth Woodville's later life
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Eliza has a baby, Margaret plots, Elizabeth passes, and Maggie has a baby
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It’s the 29th of September. The year is 1487. And England is holding her breath. This day? Michaelmas. The feast of angels, yes, but also of endings. Of wages paid. Of bread broken. Of women standing in doorways wondering if the frost will come too soon.
In November 1487, Queen Eliza, a Yorkist beauty, is crowned in Westminster Abbey, her golden gown symbolizing hope for a unified England. By 1489, she births Princess Margaret (Meg), named for Henry VII’s mother, Margaret Beaufort, bolstering the Tudor line. Margaret orchestrates her grandson Arthur’s investiture as Prince of Wales, a bold move to cement Tudor legitimacy amid Yorkist threats like Lambert Simnel. Elizabeth Woodville, exiled to Bermondsey, watches with pride and grief, haunted by her lost sons, as rumors of pretender Perkin Warbeck stir hope and fear. At Eltham, Maggie Plantagenet, Elizabeth’s niece, marries Tudor loyalist Richard Pole in 1491, her Plantagenet blood a delicate balance. Young Meg Tudor, a toddler, embodies fragile dynastic hope, while in Granada, five-year-old Catherine of Aragon, betrothed to Arthur, grows amid war and royal duty, her future as England’s queen dawning.
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In January 1486, Eliza, daughter of Edward IV, marries Henry VII, uniting York and Lancaster. Pregnant before the wedding, she bears the hope of a Tudor heir, her gold gown hiding doubts about Henry’s motives and her brothers’ fates. In September, she births Arthur in Winchester, a symbol of Tudor legitimacy. Margaret Beaufort orchestrates his grand christening, binding nobles to the dynasty. Elizabeth Woodville, in seclusion, takes pride in Arthur but fears Yorkist unrest. By 1487, a rebellion led by Lambert Simnel, posing as Edward, Earl of Warwick, threatens peace. Elizabeth sends warnings, while Maggie, a young Yorkist princess, grieves her brother Edward’s imprisonment and attends Eliza’s coronation, a bittersweet display of Tudor control.
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