Trace the events in England, France and Rome that reshaped Henry VIII’s reign, with Professor Glenn Richardson, a specialist in early modern history, at Richmond Library Annexe.
This lecture examines the events of 1527 in England, France and Rome and explores why they were so important to the reign of Henry VIII. It is a history-focused talk for anyone interested in the early modern period, Tudor politics and the international context behind one of the most significant turning points in Henry VIII’s reign.
The event is presented by the Historical Association and features Professor Glenn Richardson, Professor of Early Modern History at St Mary’s University. It takes place at Richmond Library Annexe in London and is part of the Richmond and Twickenham branch programme.
Prof. Glenn Richardson
22 April 2027, 20:00
No booking required. Historical Association members show their cards on the door; non-members pay £3 on the door.
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