Review of Natalie Grueninger, The Final Year of Anne Boleyn (Pen and Sword, 2022)
This book focuses entirely on Anne’s last year. It tries to answer the question of how a woman who, in the Spring of 1535 if she was not entirely secure in her position as she had not yet borne a son, was at least able to anticipate that that lack would soon be remedied, could be facing death at the command of her husband a year later.
New book ‘1000 Tudor People’ out now
Monarchs and magicians, politicians and philosophers, kings, criminals, musicians, and gardeners: learn about one thousand men and women from all walks of life who flourished during the Tudor period.