Could someone who speaks Latin please give my the translation of Anne’s motto, ‘The Most Happy’? Thank you
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According to 2 visitors who answered this on another page, "The Most Happy" in Latin would be "Plurrimi Gauisus" or Plurrimi Laetissima".
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I would like to know where I can find out more about Anne’s vandalization of Catherine’s barge. Anne’s supporters always seem infuriatingly sketchy about this interesting story.
Many thanks :>)
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Hi Lucy,
In all of my research, I can’t remember coming across a story of Anne vandalizing Catherine’s barge. I know that a former barge of Catherine’s was used in Anne Boleyn’s coronation celebrations in 1530 and that it obviously had Catherine’s coat of arms removed, something which Chapuys was not happy with. Is that what you mean?
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Geoffrey Reply:
January 23rd, 2011 at 10:12 pm
King Henry was furious that Anne had tampered with what he referred to as “my wife’s barge,” even after his wedding to Anne. He felt it was an unnecessary insult.
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Chelsea Reply:
February 9th, 2012 at 11:58 am
Yeah the only place I have heard that is when I recently read Anne Boleyn by Evelyn Anthony…I love it. Probably the best interpretation ive liked thus far in my Anne Boleyn obsession.
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