Medieval Women Doctors

 There were women doctors in the Middle Ages. In 1292 there were 8 registered women doctors in Paris (it was then a town of about 80,000 people). In 1311 women in France were forbidden to practice as surgeons unless they passed an examination in front of master surgeons.

Timeline of Executions

 I wrote a timeline of executions 

Facts and Myths about Elizabeth I

 I found an interesting website of facts and myths about Queen Elizabeth I 

Selling your wife

 In the 18th century and early 19th century, men in England sometimes sold their wives 

The Tudor Year

 I wrote an article called What Happened on This Day in Tudor History. It's a list of dates during the year and bits of info about what happened on that day.

Boiled alive

 Henry VIII had a poisoner boiled to death 

Washing in the Middle Ages

 Once again I came across the myth that people in the Middle Ages did not wash. They did. This interesting article explains how they washed.