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 ... as a Great British Eccentric. Flora originally had the idea of writing a history of their village Hurcott Ducis but it was taken over by the domineering Edward. After his death Flora decides to finish writing the history of their village. She also hopes this will finally win her the respect and affection of her grieving daughter, not letting her know that's its less a 'finishing off' of her fathers' masterpiece and actually a complete re-write. Annoyed by Edwards dismissive references to Anne of Cleves, Henry VIIIs fou...more

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Amenable Women - Mavis Cheek: The truth about Anne of Cleves (1018 words)
by - written on 03/06/09, updated on  03/06/09 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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I am a big fan of Mavis Cheek, and I can't believe I only found her most recent book by randomly browsing Amazon. I've no idea how it escaped my notice for so long, long enough for it to be out in paperback! 'Amenable Women' is Mavis Cheeks' thirteenth novel. She was inspired by her anger at the unfair treatment of Anne of Cleves by Henry VIIIs PR machine and the misogyny of historians since which has shaped the publics view of her. Cheeks writing is in the genre of gentle, subtle, and sometimes romantic comedies, she is like a modern Austen or Charlotte Bronte. She has been compared to Alison Weir who wrote a recommendation for the book. She ...  Read the complete review

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