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Anne Boleyn: A New Life of England's Tragic Queen - Joanna Denny

Description: ISBN 074995051X / Genre: Biography / Author: Joanna Denny / Edition: New edition / Paperback / 384 Pages / Book is published 2005-04-07 ... more

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Newest Review: ... same amount of detail. I've seen a couple of reviews online from other readers who are astonished Denny accuses Catherine of ... more

... Aragon of lying about her first pregnancy but other historians support this information and it seems it is true. She also portrays Catherine as being wilful, devious and stubborn which wasn't desirable in a woman during those times and again other historians support this. And with regards to the "Great Matter" and Catherine's insistence she had not consummated her marriage with Henry's brother Arthur this is shown to be unlikely. In fact I've read many books about the Tudors by many different authors a...more

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Anne Boleyn: A New Life of England's Tragic Queen - Joanna Denny: Anne Boleyn, conspiracy, lies and death. (1234 words)
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When Anne Boleyn caught the eye of Henry VIII back in the 1500s I'm sure she knew this would cause a divide in opinion about her but I wonder if she knew there would still be such a divide even 500 years later? I've personally noticed that there are two camps when it comes to Anne Boleyn. There are those who want to believe Henry was in no way to blame for his attraction to her and she was a wicked seductress who cast a spell on him and then got what she deserved. Then there's the camp I belong to which is one that accept she wasn't perfect, no-one is, but she and Henry both played a part in their relationship and the trumped up charges he used to dispense of her once ... Read the complete review