Theo Bollerman “Tennis as a Metaphor in Two 16th Century Dutch Geuzen Songs” and “The First Dutch Tennis Court in South America circa 1640” – The Real Tennis Society / Société Historique
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Real Tennis' May Be Obscure, but It Has Fans in Britain - The New York Times
Henry VIII court rules - The National Archives
King Henry VIII playing tenyse/ tennis. King of England from 1509... News Photo - Getty Images
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Real Tennis – The Sport Beloved By Henry VIII | HistoryExtra
TIL of Royal Tennis, a game that predates lawn tennis and is played indoors. Henry VIII is believed to have been playing a game while his second wife was being beheaded. :
Where did King Henry VIII live and die? | Royal Museums Greenwich
Why King Henry VIII loved sport more than women | Sport | The Guardian
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Real or royal tennis - a favourite sport of Henry VIII – Historical articles and illustrationsHistorical articles and illustrations | Look and Learn
Historic Royal Palaces - Henry VIII looks as only a King could on the Royal Tennis Court. Legend has it that Henry VIII heard of the execution of Queen Anne Boleyn as
How Westminster Hall Charles I trial, Henry VIII banquets and Tudor tennis matches | Daily Mail Online
Shakespeare & The Real Tennis Story... Including Metaphors✔️
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The Tudor Tennis Challenge: On The Royal Court At Hampton Court Palace - YouTube
A journey with tennis through time - The Championships, Wimbledon - Official Site by IBM
