In 1485, the marriage of Henry Tudor and Elizabeth of York united two warring houses, setting the foundation for the powerful Tudor dynasty. Together, they had seven children, heirs to a new era in England’s history. While some of these siblings would go on to leave a lasting legacy, shaping the course of history through politics, religion, and culture, little is often said about their early lives. So what were their childhoods truly like? How did their upbringing influence the adults they would become? From the pressure of being raised under the shadow of the Wars of the Roses to the...