![]() But one thing of which they will be certain: Anne Boleyn was “a remarkable woman,” deeply flawed and deeply wronged (by husband and history both) who did indeed “set whole country in a roar.” As a result, this biography–while fascinating, enlightening, and very often moving–differs from those of more modern historical figures in that readers won’t come away feeling as though they know Anne very well. ![]() He argues that Anne is “the most influential and important queen consort has ever had” and makes a compelling case, though even his dedicated scholarship has difficulty resurrecting Anne’s personality. Ives’ book is the most extensive biographical work dealing with the second wife of King Henry VIII to date. ![]() Length: 458 pages (includes image plates, notes, bibliography, and index)įrequently referred to as the “Anne Boleyn bible,” Dr. ![]()
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