50 - Katherine Howard (1): Non-Stop Man Drama
An episode of the Queens of England Podcast podcast, hosted by James Boulton, titled "50 - Katherine Howard (1): Non-Stop Man Drama" was published on June 4, 2017 and runs 35 minutes.
June 4, 2017 ·35m · Queens of England Podcast
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Katherine came from a big fancy family and was brought up in a finishing school for girls. Where men were allowed to roam free. With wine. Unsupervised.
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