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7:15 pm
March 12, 2010
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I think this is an interesting topic and would love to learn more about it.
3:36 am
December 8, 2009
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Isn't there some doubt over whether or not that really was Anne Boleyn? And I certainly wouldn't like to see an exhumation take place now (if thats what you're suggesting). Its not just Anne Boleyn buried there, and hundreds of remains have lain there, relatively unperturbed for humdreds of years. The idea of that tranquility being torn asunder to satisfy people's morbid curiosity makes me shiver, to be honest!
Be daly prove you shalle me fynde,nTo be to you bothe lovyng and kynde,
2:54 pm
August 12, 2009
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I don't think he was suggesting that – he was suggesting revisiting the Victorian era work on the chapel that involved exhuming and relocating some remains, one at the time believed to be Anne. I think it would be intriguing to see what they did and what conclusions they came to (and whether that holds up to today's opinions). I agree with leaving them all alone now – I strongly believe Anne is at peace, wherever in the chapel she lays (lies? I always have trouble with that one).
"Don't knock at death's door.
Ring the bell and run. He hates that."
10:56 am
February 24, 2010
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I would be very interested in reading the full report.
1:50 pm
August 12, 2009
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Me, too! Keep us posted on how much info you're able to find. I'd definitely buy the book!
"Don't knock at death's door.
Ring the bell and run. He hates that."
2:58 am
February 16, 2009
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Go for it, it would definitely be interesting to have those Victorian reports revisited now that we have new theories about Anne from the work of people like Eric Ives.
Debunking the myths about Anne Boleyn
12:39 pm
May 5, 2010
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I'd love to read that book.
I'm not so queezy about the exhumations either being here I have to say now.
So I'd be all for exhumations too. I don't think it's morbid at all. It would certainly I think answer many questions not just about Ann but other people and how they died.
Here in Egypt and look away now if you don't like to read about burials please
The spoiler doesn't seem to be working on my computer so you have been warned LOL
Here in Egypt at funerals and burials
oh hang on maybe you might not be interested.
If you are I'll tell you stuff which is quite interesting and you maybe don't know and it's today not ancient Egypt and why I don't think it's morbid. But if you are not them that's okay
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12:10 am
February 16, 2009
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I've managed to track down the 1877 book which has the full reports from the 1876 work on the chapel, including Dr Mouat's observations on the remains found etc. It is fascinating and I will be writing about it and sharing it with you guys soon.
Debunking the myths about Anne Boleyn
8:07 am
February 24, 2010
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allison said:
I'd love to read that book.
I'm not so queezy about the exhumations either being here I have to say now.
So I'd be all for exhumations too. I don't think it's morbid at all. It would certainly I think answer many questions not just about Ann but other people and how they died.
Here in Egypt and look away now if you don't like to read about burials please
The spoiler doesn't seem to be working on my computer so you have been warned LOL
Here in Egypt at funerals and burials
oh hang on maybe you might not be interested.
If you are I'll tell you stuff which is quite interesting and you maybe don't know and it's today not ancient Egypt and why I don't think it's morbid. But if you are not them that's okay
I don't think it's morbid either, Allison, and I'd love to hear more. I'm here to learn.
3:37 pm
December 15, 2010
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I agree, I would love to read a book on this topic!
6:11 am
January 17, 2011
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I think this would be a fascinating subject, I too would love to know more about this as I've only ever read very sketchy accounts of what was found in the 1800's…..yeah go for it!
