In The Boleyn Inheritance Philippa gregory says that Henry VIII was so desperate for divorce from Anne of Cleves that was proposed to accuse her of witchcraft but in the end he didn’t need to do it and Anna was accused of nothing. The writer says that it’s true and well documented. Is it true?
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Thanks Claire!
The first time I read about Anne of Cleves was in “The Boleyn Inheritance”. I loved it and I thought that the issue of witchcraft was true… It was my first PG book, and I was so inocent… But then I read in TheAnneBoleynFiles everything she had made up when she had written TOBG and I wondered if she had taken licences in Anne of Cleves’ history…
Thank you very much and congratulations for your website!
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Thanks Claire!
The first time I read about Anne of Cleves was in “The Boleyn Inheritance”. I loved it and I thought that the issue of witchcraft was true… It was my first PG book, and I was so inocent… But then I read in TheAnneBoleynFiles everything she had made up when she had written TOBG and I wondered if she had taken licences in Anne of Cleves’ history…
Thank you very much and congratulations for your website!
😀