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Suzannah Lipscomb

@sixteenthcgirl

Professor Emerita. Historian. Broadcaster. Author. Host of @NotJustTudors. Trustee @maryrosemuseum. Rep @knightayton & @plittyc suzannahlipscomb.com

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🧙‍♀️🧹It's a witch hunt! Tonight Professor Suzannah Lipscomb (Suzannah Lipscomb) looks into the complex connection between British royalty & witchcraft. Did you know Elizabeth I asked alchemists to find the 'real' philosopher's stone? The Royals: A History of Scandals | 9PM on More4

🧙‍♀️🧹It's a witch hunt! Tonight Professor Suzannah Lipscomb (<a href="/sixteenthCgirl/">Suzannah Lipscomb</a>) looks into the complex connection between British royalty &amp; witchcraft. Did you know Elizabeth I asked alchemists to find the 'real' philosopher's stone?

The Royals: A History of Scandals | 9PM on More4
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Looking for something to watch this week? The Museum pops up in the second series of The Royals: A History of Scandals. Presented by Suzannah Lipscomb Suzannah Lipscomb, catch up on chanel, and watch the rest of the series every Tuesday at 9pm. channel4.com/programmes/a-h…

Looking for something to watch this week? The Museum pops up in the second series of The Royals: A History of Scandals. 

Presented by Suzannah Lipscomb <a href="/sixteenthCgirl/">Suzannah Lipscomb</a>, catch up on <a href="/chanel4/">chanel</a>, and watch the rest of the series every Tuesday at 9pm.

channel4.com/programmes/a-h…
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While I will continue to make public service announcements here, from now on, I’ll be having conversations somewhere where the skies are bluer.

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Who was the sitter for this portrait and who painted it? You'll be surprised. Suzannah Lipscomb meets Emma Rutherford who solved the mystery and also talks to Alan Derbyshire to find out more about the remarkable women - yes women - who painted the Tudors: podfollow.com/not-just-the-t…

Who was the sitter for this portrait and who painted it?  You'll be surprised. <a href="/sixteenthCgirl/">Suzannah Lipscomb</a> meets <a href="/emmarutherford1/">Emma Rutherford</a> who solved the mystery and also talks to Alan Derbyshire to find out more about the remarkable women - yes women - who painted the Tudors: podfollow.com/not-just-the-t…
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💸Money💸Money💸 Money💸 In tonight's episode Professor Suzannah Lipscomb (Suzannah Lipscomb) explores some shocking incidents of epic royal spending! The Royals: A History of Scandals | 9PM on More4 | ▶️Stream online now: channel4.com/programmes/a-h…

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In tonight's episode Professor Suzannah Lipscomb (<a href="/sixteenthCgirl/">Suzannah Lipscomb</a>) explores some shocking incidents of epic royal spending!

The Royals: A History of Scandals | 9PM on More4 | ▶️Stream online now: channel4.com/programmes/a-h…
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Tonight’s episode of A History of Royal Scandals is all about the relationship between the royals and money. With stories of Elizabeth I, George IV & Henry VIII, we head to Longleat, Hampton Court, Brighton Pavilion & the remains of Merton Abbey. It’s at 9pm on More4; do tune in.

Tonight’s episode of A History of Royal Scandals is all about the relationship between the royals and money. With stories of Elizabeth I, George IV &amp; Henry VIII, we head to Longleat, Hampton Court, Brighton Pavilion &amp; the remains of Merton Abbey. It’s at 9pm on More4; do tune in.
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In today's podcast Suzannah Lipscomb is visiting the V&A, delving into the opulent world of the Mughal Empire during its golden age, a period marked by immense wealth, stable governance, and remarkable artistic achievements including the Taj Mahal: eu1.hubs.ly/H0dXWr40

In today's podcast <a href="/sixteenthCgirl/">Suzannah Lipscomb</a> is visiting the <a href="/V_and_A/">V&A</a>, delving into the opulent world of the Mughal Empire during its golden age, a period marked by immense wealth, stable governance, and remarkable artistic achievements including the Taj Mahal: eu1.hubs.ly/H0dXWr40
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How devastating was the dissolution of the monasteries? How did the closure of 850 religious houses in four years affect people? The first part of our new series A World Torn Apart: The Dissolution of the Monasteries can now be streamed on History Hit. access.historyhit.com/a-world-torn-a…

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Cesare Borgia's apparently ruthless ambition and political cunning inspired Machiavelli's The Prince. In the second of our special series on the Borgias, Suzannah Lipscomb is joined by Prof. Catherine Fletcher to investigate the truth behind Cesare's notoriety: eu1.hubs.ly/H0fBw3g0

Cesare Borgia's apparently ruthless ambition and political cunning inspired Machiavelli's The Prince. In the second of our special series on the Borgias, <a href="/sixteenthCgirl/">Suzannah Lipscomb</a> is joined by Prof. <a href="/cath_fletcher/">Catherine Fletcher</a> to investigate the truth behind Cesare's notoriety: eu1.hubs.ly/H0fBw3g0
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A NEW TUDOR DISCOVERY? Last week I was invited to Warwick Castle to consult on a recent discovery made during conservation work. Conservation specialists made the find while repairing a plaster ceiling in the Cedar Drawing Room. Here’s what they found… 🧵

A NEW TUDOR DISCOVERY?

Last week I was invited to Warwick Castle to consult on a recent discovery made during conservation work. 

Conservation specialists made the find while repairing a plaster ceiling in the Cedar Drawing Room.

Here’s what they found…

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Versailles in its heyday buzzed with scientific discovery and innovation. In today's podcast, Suzannah Lipscomb heads to London's Science Museum to see dazzling treasures including the Sun King's actual rhinoceros and Marie Antoinette's dazzling watch: eu1.hubs.ly/H0gmglg0

Versailles in its heyday buzzed with scientific discovery and innovation. In today's podcast, <a href="/sixteenthCgirl/">Suzannah Lipscomb</a> heads to London's <a href="/sciencemuseum/">Science Museum</a> to see dazzling treasures including the Sun King's actual rhinoceros and Marie Antoinette's dazzling watch: eu1.hubs.ly/H0gmglg0
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Costa prize winner jack fairweather.bsky.social will be launching his new book at Waterstones Piccadilly in London on Monday 3rd March and you can come! More info here: waterstones.com/events/jack-fa…

Costa prize winner <a href="/jackfairweather/">jack fairweather</a>.bsky.social will be launching his new book at Waterstones Piccadilly in London on Monday 3rd March and you can come! More info here: waterstones.com/events/jack-fa…
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In today's Not Just the Tudors podcast, Suzannah Lipscomb and Laurence Bergreen discuss Christopher Columbus's four perilous voyages and the devastating impact on indigenous populations of one of history's most debated figures: podfollow.com/not-just-the-t…

In today's Not Just the Tudors podcast, <a href="/sixteenthCgirl/">Suzannah Lipscomb</a> and <a href="/LBergreen/">Laurence Bergreen</a> discuss Christopher Columbus's four perilous voyages and the devastating impact on indigenous populations of one of history's most debated figures: podfollow.com/not-just-the-t…
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Exactly 400 years ago James VI & I died and Charles I became King. He inherited a throne mired in political turmoil and social unrest, setting the stage for a catastrophic future. Today Suzannah Lipscomb finds out more from Professor Claire Jackson: eu1.hubs.ly/H0hZkNR0

Exactly 400 years ago James VI &amp; I died and Charles I became King. He inherited a throne mired in political turmoil and social unrest, setting the stage for a catastrophic future. Today <a href="/sixteenthCgirl/">Suzannah Lipscomb</a> finds out more from Professor Claire Jackson: eu1.hubs.ly/H0hZkNR0