Claire | October 20, 2010
As I said in Part Three, it wasn’t just the Renaissance culture of her surroundings which influenced the young Anne Boleyn, she was also heavily influenced by the women she saw and spent time with in France. Let us look at some of the amazing women she met in France… Claude of France Claude was […]
Category: Background, Early Life, The Reformation, Tudor Characters |
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Tags: Early Life, France, French court, Louise of Savoy, Marguerite of Angoulême, Queen Claude, Renée of France
Claire | October 13, 2010
As I wrote in “The Early Life of Anne Boleyn Part Two – The Court of Margaret of Austria”, Anne Boleyn was sent to the court of Margaret of Austria in the Low Countries in 1513 to finish her education. However, she only remained at Mechelen for around 15 months because, in August 1514, Anne […]
Category: Anne Boleyn Myths, Background, Early Life, The Reformation |
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Tags: Briis-sous-Forges, Early Life, France, French court, Queen Claude
Claire | April 6, 2010
You can read this article at 31 May 1533 Anne Boleyn’s Coronation Procession
Category: Anne Boleyn General, Anne Boleyn Places, Anne Queen Consort, Elizabeth I, Henry VIII, Monarchy, Tudor Events |
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Tags: Anne Boleyn Queen Consort, coronation, coronation procession, Elizabeth I, Hans Holbein, Queen Claude
