'Hampton court' presentation slideshows

Elizabethan Theatre

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Clothes were very fancy in Tudor times !

Clothes were very fancy in Tudor times !. Tudor ball gowns used to be v ery hard to move in. Tudors h ad to stand up straight so t hey looked elegant. This is Henry the VIII. And this is his daughter, Queen Elizabeth.

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Elizabeth 1

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Elizabeth 1

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LONDON

TO. LONDON. London Sight Seeing Tour. TRAVEL ADVICE.

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London sightseeings

London sightseeings. 11 class Secondary school ?5 Melidina Alyona English teacher Eshchenco T.I.

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Henry VIII Powerful ruler and monarch.

Henry VIII Powerful ruler and monarch. Rules. Children. Diet. Hobbies. Hampton Court. People he trusted. Clothing. Wives. hampton court place.

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Tudor

Tudor. Homes. Created by Debbie Potter Round Diamond School. In the Tudor period people would have lived in timber framed houses. The size and quality of the building would have depended on the wealth of the family. Wood was plentiful and most houses and furniture were wooden.

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Tudor

Tudor. Homes. Created by Debbie Potter Round Diamond School. In the Tudor period people would have lived in timber framed houses. The size and quality of the building would have depended on the wealth of the family. Wood was plentiful and most houses and furniture were wooden.

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Alexander Pope: 1688-1744

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TUDOR FOOD

TUDOR FOOD. By Anna. Tudor Food and Drink. Most people had a very basic diet: bread, cheese, vegetables and fish, with a little meat. Only the wealthy could afford luxuries like sugar. Everyone was dependent on the harvest. So, if it was bad, people could starve to death.

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TUDOR FOOD

TUDOR FOOD. By Anna. Tudor Food and Drink. Most people had a very basic diet: bread, cheese, vegetables and fish, with a little meat. Only the wealthy could afford luxuries like sugar. Everyone was dependent on the harvest. So, if it was bad, people could starve to death.

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A Puritan timeline

A Puritan timeline. The Seventeenth Century. 1603 Arminius : predestination is based on fore-knowledge 1603 James I becomes King 1604 The Puritans meet James at Hampton Court. Their hopes are dashed 1609 d. Jacobus Arminius 1610 b. Brother Lawrence

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Richmond upon Thames

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The Progress

The Progress. Name. A HenryTudor.co.uk Production. Task Study each of my Progresses, you will need a map of England and a pencil. See if you can draw a line through the places I visit on each progress. The Plague looks like its getting close again. I think I need to go on a Progress. Hey!

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Ravens Ait Island

Ravens Ait is the uniquely exclusive island venue for weddings,conferences and functions.

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HAMPTON COURT PALACE

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MICHAEL FARADAY

MICHAEL FARADAY. ~ a brief biographical sketch by ~ Carl J. Wenning. Michael Faraday. English physicist and chemist Born: Newington, Surrey, September 22, 1791 Died: Hampton Court, near London, August 25, 1867. Most notable accomplishment. Extreme care made in observations.

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Henry the Eighth

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