The Tudors and Europe

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In the aftermath of the Hundred Years War, Tudors' views of their international neighbours varied; some felt a connection with ‘Christendom’ while many held deeply suspicious views of a continent increasingly identifying itself as ‘European’. John Matusiak explores sixteenth-century attitudes to travel, trade and immigration, and the complex diplomatic efforts of the successive Tudor monarchs.

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