England under the Tudors

"England under the Tudors" by Arthur D. Innes is a historical exploration that recounts a transformative epoch in English history. The book, penned in the late 1800s, examines the dynamic Tudor era, spanning from 1485 to 1603, which was characterized by considerable political restructuring, religious reformation, and a rebirth of culture. Establishing the scene, the narrative emphasizes the extraordinary shifts in the territorial landscape, religious beliefs, and intellectual pursuits of the time. It highlights the challenges confronted by the Tudor monarchs both within their realm and in their interactions with other nations, amid a world experiencing rapid change. From Henry VII's rise to power and the threats from opposing groups, to the complex relationships with European counterparts, the book displays an era defined by significant transformation and the intricate relationship between the monarchy and English society.