Claire | May 15, 2013
On the morning of 15th May 1536, while Anne Boleyn prepared herself for her trial, Jane Seymour received a message from the King telling her that “he would send her news at 3 o’clock of the condemnation of the putain.”1 Obviously there was no need for a trial, really, when the King already knew that […]
Category: Anne Boleyn Fall, Events of 1536, George Boleyn |
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Claire | September 12, 2012
Today is the anniversary of the first day of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer’s trial at the University Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford. He was charged with repudiating papal authority and denying transubstantiation. You can read the full details of the trial in my article 12 September 1555 – The Trial of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, […]
Category: Mary I, The Reformation, Tudor Characters |
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