
Elizabeth Morgan
Elizabeth is a historian, writer, and student with a passionate interest in the Tudor era. She also enjoys religious history, mythology, and Renaissance art. Recently she has studied King Henry VIII at Oxford University and history at the Open University and the University of Roehampton. She has also gained two Certificates (King Henry VIII & The Tudors) and a History Diploma (The Tudors). Elizabeth lives in Wales, United Kingdom, and can often be found exploring its many castles, cathedrals, and churches. She regularly writes about her trips to Museums and Heritage sites. Much of her research is dedicated to Cardinal Wolsey. She is the Founder of The Cardinal Wolsey Society, writes daily articles, and publishes its monthly newsletter.
Articles by Elizabeth Morgan

Samuel Johnson was renowned not only for his skills as a lexicographer and dramatist but also for his ability to entertain with his witty remarks.

What is the Tudor Rose, why was this memorable symbol created, and how is it still relevant to life in the 21st century?
What is the Tudor Rose, why was this memorable symbol created, and how is it still relevant to life in the 21st century?

Let’s get to know ten of the 19 historical figures that have had a chemical element named after them.
Let’s get to know ten of the 19 historical figures that have had a chemical element named after them.

Get to know ten mythological figures who have had a chemical element named after them.
Get to know ten mythological figures who have had a chemical element named after them.

Would it be fair to label the Duke of Wellington as one of British history’s most infamous womanizers?
Would it be fair to label the Duke of Wellington as one of British history’s most infamous womanizers?

Anne Boleyn is remembered as the second wife and queen of King Henry VIII. Should she also be remembered as the love of his life?

Henry VIII annulled his marriage to Anne of Cleves because he could not consummate the unappealing match. But Anne may have been his most favored wife.
Henry VIII annulled his marriage to Anne of Cleves because he could not consummate the unappealing match. But Anne may have been his most favored wife.

King Charles I is the only King of England to have been tried for treason and executed. Does this automatically make him England’s worst Monarch?

Napoleon Bonaparte and the Duke of Wellington were two of the greatest military leaders of the 19th century. But who was the better man?
Napoleon Bonaparte and the Duke of Wellington were two of the greatest military leaders of the 19th century. But who was the better man?

Let’s explore five major literary works by Samuel Johnson. What are his most important publications about?

Let us step back into the 18th century and discover twelve of the most unexpected and surprising facts about Samuel Johnson.
Let us step back into the 18th century and discover twelve of the most unexpected and surprising facts about Samuel Johnson.

Is the Palace of Hampton Court haunted by the ghosts of King Henry VIII’s past?
Is the Palace of Hampton Court haunted by the ghosts of King Henry VIII’s past?