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I've added some significant events of the period, tried to cleanup the daily life in period section (which I'm doing at present..), made grammar corrections, etc. I'm aware a few of the references are from rather poor so I don't expect anyone would see this as a WP:GA but I'd like some feedback as to if I am going in the right direction!?, cheers, Nk.sheridan Talk 22:42, 3 May 2008 (UTC)
Comment: I'm sorry, but I don't really see much future for this article. I'm not sure that it serves any useful purpose. The "Tudor period" is a very broad field of study, far too broad for a single article. There are existing, detailed articles on each of the Tudor monarchs, an article on the Tudor dynasty, other articles dealing with all the great events during the 118-year period. There is no useful role for an article which consists of little more than a few random, scattered facts across a range of topics, with no discussion or analysis.
Your best bet, in my view, is to try and develop an article on a single aspect of Tudor life, e.g. "Schooling in Tudor times". This is just a suggestion, but there were important educational developments during the period, and there are lots of sources to draw on. You might prefer a different topic, but choose one which is well sourced, beyond Britannica or other simplistic internet sources.
Good luck, Brianboulton (talk) 19:00, 11 July 2008 (UTC)
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