1491-1547

Chronicles the life of King Henry VIII, discussing why his was considered one of the most magnificent, and dangerous, courts in Renaissance Europe.

Chronicles the life of King Henry VIII, discussing why his was considered one of the most magnificent, and dangerous, courts in Renaissance Europe.

Examines the life of King Henry VIII of England, the time in which he lived, and the influences that molded his character.

Chronicles the life of Henry VIII, king of England from 1509 to 1547, providing context on the Tudor world.

Presents a biography of England's King Henry VIII, discussing his royal childhood, his marriages, and his actions as a ruler.

Presents a comprehensive examination of the reign of King Henry VIII describing his tyranny, his six wives, his heirs, and the conspiracies, betrayals, and intrigue that made up his thirty-five years in power.

King Henry VIII schemes to divorce his wife Katherine of Aragon in order to marry the beautiful Anne Boleyn, even as political intrigues disrupt the court. Includes explanatory notes, scene-by-scene plot summaries, a key to famous lines and phrases, scholarly essay, and illustrations.

Examines the events, motives, and evidence gathered that sealed the fate of Anne Boleyn leading to her execution in 1536, and reveals the witnesses and charges against her.

The biography of the remarkable woman who was Henry VIII's last wife and outlived him.