What an excellent history lesson. Did he really love Jane Seymore, do you think? (I didn't get that far in the Tudors show - didn't want to watch Anne B get the ax.)
I'm sure he loved the fact that she gave him the son that he wanted, Beth. And she died before she could do anything that upset him. So I believe he did think he loved her best -- after all, he was buried with her.
I love it. I wish this was around when I was going through History class. Now I will never forget what happened to his wives in order...divorced, beheaded, and died...divorced, beheaded, survived...stuck in my head now! - Jessica @ Book Sake
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When poet Thomas Wyatt offers to coach Anne Boleyn on how to shine at court, she accepts. Before long, Anne's popularity has soared, but more than popularity, Anne wants a voice. What began as a game becomes high stakes as Anne finds herself forced to make an impossible choice between her heart's desire and the chance to make history.
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When her best friend marries Henry VIII, Kitty Tylney must learn to walk the fine line between secrets and treason, discovering that in the Tudor court, the price of gossip could literally be her head.
What an excellent history lesson. Did he really love Jane Seymore, do you think? (I didn't get that far in the Tudors show - didn't want to watch Anne B get the ax.)
ReplyDeleteI'm sure he loved the fact that she gave him the son that he wanted, Beth. And she died before she could do anything that upset him. So I believe he did think he loved her best -- after all, he was buried with her.
ReplyDeleteI love it. I wish this was around when I was going through History class. Now I will never forget what happened to his wives in order...divorced, beheaded, and died...divorced, beheaded, survived...stuck in my head now!
ReplyDelete- Jessica @ Book Sake
It's a great way to remember, isn't it? I learned it from my 9-year-old neighbor in England, but the song really makes it stick.
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