Claire | March 25, 2011

It’s Friday, my brain is fried and I’ve gone all philosophical and “deep” – sorry! I apologise in advance for this article as it will be a load of thoughts gushing out of my poor mushy brain, it will ramble and may not make sense! This article was sparked off by a comment on Facebook […]

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Claire | February 16, 2011

This is one of those questions that I wake up with in the middle of the night and then that niggle me and just won’t let go. I try so hard to be balanced and objective but I think that we all find it impossible to look at past events and historical characters without our […]

Category: Anne Boleyn Myths, Henry VIII, Monarchy, Myths and Legends, Representations of Anne Boleyn, Tudor Times | 38 Comments »
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Claire | January 27, 2011

There’s no denying that Anne Boleyn is the most maligned and misunderstood of Henry VIII’s six wives. Even today, in an age where we have unprecedented access to primary sources and the likes of historians Eric Ives and Alison Weir spreading the message that Anne Boleyn was innocent and framed, Anne Boleyn is still misrepresented […]

Category: Anne Boleyn Myths, Anne Boleyn Personality, Myths and Legends, Representations of Anne Boleyn, The Reformation | 85 Comments »
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