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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Importance of Medical Books in the Early Years
01:47 • 4min
How Long Would They Have the People Ignored?
05:18 • 3min
The College of Physicians
08:11 • 3min
Dr. Butts and Henry's Physicians
10:56 • 3min
History of Wales and the English Language
13:45 • 3min
Discovering the Northwest Passage
16:35 • 3min
The History of Syphilis and Smallpox in the Early 1500s
19:45 • 3min
The History of Cowpox
22:29 • 3min
The Common Diseases of Tudor England
25:40 • 3min
The Infectious Diseases of the Tudor Period
28:24 • 3min
Colds and Coldness in the Early Modern Period
31:15 • 3min
The History of Migraines
33:58 • 3min
The Jousting Accident of Henry VIII
36:56 • 3min
Henry's New Chancellor, Thomas Cromwell, Decided to Dissolve Monasteries and Nunneries
40:25 • 2min
The Dissolution of the Monasteries
42:20 • 3min
The History of the Library of the Monasteries
45:00 • 3min
The Dissolution of the Monasteries
47:38 • 4min
Anne Boleyn and Henry's Reign in London
51:10 • 2min
The History of Quickening in the Early 1500s
53:06 • 3min
Henry's Leg Problems
55:49 • 3min
The Healing Power of Words
58:33 • 3min
Abra Cadabra - The Book of Medical Cures by Henry's Physicians
01:01:12 • 4min
Henry's Legs Still Need a Wheelchair
01:04:48 • 2min
The History of Surgery
01:06:54 • 4min
The History of English Podcast
01:10:52 • 3min