The Boleyn Women

The Boleyn Women

The Seymours of Wolf Hall

The Seymours of Wolf Hall

The Boleyns

The Rise & Fall of a Tudor Family

Publication Date15th September 2011

Book FormatHardback

pages288

Illustrations75

Height234

Width156

A magnificent tale of family rivalry and intrigue set against Henry VIII's court.

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ISBN
9781445603049

A magnificent tale of family rivalry and intrigue set against Henry VIII's court. The fall of Anne Boleyn and her brother George is the classic drama of the Tudor era. The Boleyns had long been an influential English family. Sir Edward Boleyn had been Lord Mayor of London. His grandson, Sir Thomas had inherited wealth and position, and through the sexual adventures of his daughters, Mary and Anne, ascended to the peak of influence at court. The three Boleyn children formed a faction of their own, making many enemies: and when those enemies secured Henry VIII's ear, they brought down the entire family in blood and disgrace. George, Lord Rochfort, left no children. Mary left a son by her husband, William Carey - Henry Carey, Lord Hunsdon. Anne left a daughter, Elizabeth I - so like her in many ways and a sexual politician without rival.

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