Paul talks about how Clement traveled to England to not give Henry his divorce, but that is way more interesting than how he says it.  Then some snoozing business about European countries realizing they're people, too!

 

Anne Boleyn; A Chapter of English History 1527 - 1536 by Paul Friedmann

Paul talks about how Clement traveled to England to not give Henry his divorce, but that is way more interesting than how he says it. Then some snoozing business about European countries realizing they're people, too! Anne Boleyn; A Chapter of English History 1527 - 1536 by Paul Friedmann

Paul talks about how Clement traveled to England to not give Henry his divorce, but that is way more interesting than how he says it. &nbsp;Then some snoozing business about European countries realizing they're people, too!

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Anne Boleyn; A Chapter of English History 1527 - 1536 by Paul Friedmann

Paul Diverts into Some Historical Hoo Haw I don't Really See How It's Relevant to Anne Chapter 2 pgs 77 - 81

"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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Paul Diverts into Some Historical Hoo Haw I don't Really See How It's Relevant to Anne Chapter 2 pgs 77 - 81

Paul Diverts into Some Historical Hoo Haw I don't Really See How It's Relevant to Anne Chapter 2 pgs 77 - 81