Tudor clothing - Revision history

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2007-10-29T00:46:29Z

corrected vandalism

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2007-10-29T00:29:44Z

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2007-10-29T00:29:19Z

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2006-05-20T21:39:26Z

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2006-05-20T15:31:26Z

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2005-10-30T01:03:31Z

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	English clothing [[Elizabeth I]]. Often refered to as [[late period]]. Less flamboyant than the later [[Elizabethan clothing]] or the contemporary [[Landsknecht]] style on the continent. In men's clothing, the shortening of the [[tunic]] lead the greater importance of the [[cod piece]].		English clothing from the reign of [[Henry VII]] through the coronation of [[Elizabeth I]]. Often refered to as [[late period]]. Less flamboyant than the later [[Elizabethan clothing]] or the contemporary [[Landsknecht]] style on the continent. In men's clothing, the shortening of the [[tunic]] lead the greater importance of the [[cod piece]].

	A noticable element of Tudor clothing (for both men and women) was the use of [[Blackwork]] [[embroidery]]. This type of [[embroidery]] was used on the [[smock]], on collars and cuffs and also around the neckline of the [[smock]].		A noticable element of Tudor clothing (for both men and women) was the use of [[Blackwork]] [[embroidery]]. This type of [[embroidery]] was used on the [[smock]], on collars and cuffs and also around the neckline of the [[smock]].
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2005-10-29T14:52:57Z

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	English clothing ~~from the reign of [[Henry VII]] through the coronation of~~ [[Elizabeth I]]. Often refered to as [[late period]]. Less flamboyant than the later [[Elizabethan clothing]] or the contemporary [[Landsknecht]] style on the continent. In men's clothing, the shortening of the [[tunic]] lead the greater importance of the [[cod piece]].		English clothing [[Elizabeth I]]. Often refered to as [[late period]]. Less flamboyant than the later [[Elizabethan clothing]] or the contemporary [[Landsknecht]] style on the continent. In men's clothing, the shortening of the [[tunic]] lead the greater importance of the [[cod piece]].

	A noticable element of Tudor clothing (for both men and women) was the use of [[Blackwork]] [[embroidery]]. This type of [[embroidery]] was used on the [[smock]], on collars and cuffs and also around the neckline of the [[smock]].		A noticable element of Tudor clothing (for both men and women) was the use of [[Blackwork]] [[embroidery]]. This type of [[embroidery]] was used on the [[smock]], on collars and cuffs and also around the neckline of the [[smock]].
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2004-08-25T07:34:37Z

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	* History on the Net tudor page - http://www.historyonthenet.com/Tudors/tudorsmain.htm		* History on the Net tudor page - http://www.historyonthenet.com/Tudors/tudorsmain.htm



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2004-03-06T23:07:39Z

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	A noticable element of Tudor clothing (for both men and women) was the use of [[Blackwork]] [[embroidery]]. This type of [[embroidery]] was used on the [[smock]], on collars and cuffs and also around the neckline of the [[smock]].		A noticable element of Tudor clothing (for both men and women) was the use of [[Blackwork]] [[embroidery]]. This type of [[embroidery]] was used on the [[smock]], on collars and cuffs and also around the neckline of the [[smock]].

			== External Links ==
	If you want to find some even better stuff about tudor clothing and lots more go to www.historyonthenet.com then click on the tudors...
			* History on the Net tudor page - http://www.historyonthenet.com/Tudors/tudorsmain.htm

2004-03-06T11:59:01Z

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	A noticable element of Tudor clothing (for both men and women) was the use of [[Blackwork]] [[embroidery]]. This type of [[embroidery]] was used on the [[smock]], on collars and cuffs and also around the neckline of the [[smock]].		A noticable element of Tudor clothing (for both men and women) was the use of [[Blackwork]] [[embroidery]]. This type of [[embroidery]] was used on the [[smock]], on collars and cuffs and also around the neckline of the [[smock]].

			If you want to find some even better stuff about tudor clothing and lots more go to www.historyonthenet.com then click on the tudors...