In the intro, Paul pretty much calls Henry a vain idiot, and Catherine a feeble-minded blundering wife.  But this one, too, is pretty dry.  He's focused on barons being money loving jerks, with bits about Henry VII being a boob. It does set the scene of the sycophants hanging around court.
 
Anne Boleyn: A Chapter of English History 1527 - 1536 by Paul Friedmann

In the intro, Paul pretty much calls Henry a vain idiot, and Catherine a feeble-minded blundering wife. But this one, too, is pretty dry. He's focused on barons being money loving jerks, with bits about Henry VII being a boob. It does set the scene of the sycophants hanging around court. Anne Boleyn: A Chapter of English History 1527 - 1536 by Paul Friedmann

In the intro, Paul pretty much calls Henry a vain idiot, and Catherine a feeble-minded blundering wife.&nbsp; But this one, too, is pretty dry.&nbsp; He's focused on barons being money loving jerks, with bits about Henry VII being a boob. It does set the scene of the sycophants hanging around court.
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Anne Boleyn: A Chapter of English History 1527 - 1536 by Paul Friedmann

Henry VII Should Have Let Henry go to Public School - Intro

"Anne Boleyn: A Chapter of English History. 1527 - 1536," by Paul Friedmann, published in 1884 by Macmillan & Co.  

The love story of Anne Boleyn, that saucy French court educated minx, who read entire books!, and Henry VIII, that guy who hated writing letters but loved fancy floppy hats, as written by Paul, an author greatly vexed by the lazy record-keeping by pretty much everyone of the era.  And he thinks Henry's a boob.

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"Anne Boleyn: A Chapter of English History. 1527 - 1536," by Paul Friedmann, published in 1884 by Macmillan & Co. The love story of Anne Boleyn, that saucy French court educated minx, who read entire books!, and Henry VIII, that guy who hated writing letters but loved fancy floppy hats, as written by Paul, an author greatly vexed by the lazy record-keeping by pretty much everyone of the era. And he thinks Henry's a boob.

"Anne Boleyn: A Chapter of English History. 1527 - 1536," by Paul Friedmann, published in 1884 by Macmillan &amp; Co.  

The love story of Anne Boleyn, that saucy French court educated minx, who read entire books!, and Henry VIII, that guy who hated writing letters but loved fancy floppy hats, as written by Paul, an author greatly vexed by the lazy record-keeping by pretty much everyone of the era.  And he thinks Henry's a boob.

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