Anne Boleyn Compilation: The Life of The Queen who Changed England

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Horribly Famous: Elizabeth 1st and her conquests by Margaret Simpson
Channel 5 documentary - Walking Tudor Britain
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[@MelissaReiss]

You had me at the start with your warning! 😄

[@Jamie-ho1wg]

I really love your way of presenting history, so fresh and engaging!

[@hannahsroyalhistory]

Thank you 😊

[@dalestaley5637]

Brilliantly told! I loved it. Despite hearing what happened to Queen Anne many times, your narration was refreshing, accurate and your opinions SPOT ON GURL!

[@hannahsroyalhistory]

Thank you 😊

[@jaclynneal1888]

I’d love a video about her book of hours 🩷

[@KyMysticMoon]

I enjoyed this video 👍

[@hannahsroyalhistory]

Thank you 😊

[@kiernan415]

Have to pause at 1 hour in and will come back and finish later, but am thoroughly enjoying the deep dive into Anne B. so far!!! Just an aside, I am in 1000% agreement about the Mona Lisa. It's much smaller than people realize and when I saw it last (around '03), it was incredibly yellow. Looked like it had been hanging in a smoke filled bar for centuries. The bullet-proof glass surrounding it reflected so much light it was impossible to view the "masterpiece" without the glare. So disappointing!! I never knew that it's possible Anne knew DaVinci and that is amazing! I'm learning so much!! TY Miss Hannah!! 💜👑

[@hannahsroyalhistory]

Thank you 😊❤️

[@LGFPO5891]

I always wondered, if Anne didn’t lose the baby, would she had seen 1537, and if she gave birth to a son and survived, would she had been queen until Henry’s death

[@hannahsroyalhistory]

Good question I think she would’ve seen 1537

[@twilghterfan24]

❤❤❤

[@user-su8qw9dw6d]

The pic u showed of the French King 👑 thought was a pic of his best friend Charles Brandon

[@neilove9231]

I wonder if Anne’s second pregnancy was a boy or another girl. The baby was well developed to determine the sex but it was not recorded.

[@ladybird6417]

Why do you think that Katherine wouldn’t step aside considering she knew that Henry as all kings needed a heir. Was it her religion, or her daughters rights or did she just like being queen???

[@user-su8qw9dw6d]

I don't think she stepped aside because she was fighting for her daughters claim to the thrown she was probably thinking Henry might not have a son maybe she was gambling on that or she knew she was married under the Pope which she said " no man can undo"

[@user-iq5tu3mf8x]

Katherine was the daughter of Isabella of Castile, a Queen in her own right - her heir was her daughter Joanna, the sister of Katherine. For Katherine the heir of the throne of England was rightfully Mary. She could not give away the rights of her daughter, only for the obsession of her husband thinking that a woman could not not reign.

[@hannahsroyalhistory]

This question is so hard to answer in a comments section because of the sheer amount of factors but I think you’ve articulated what would be my answer well 😊

[@ladybird6417]

Yes I agree with all as well, but I do feel for Henry ( not much but…) up until that point England never had a queen reign in her own right before, and his Tudor line was very new, and he didn’t want to be the one to finish it. So I do understand his obsession.

[@kiernan415]

Why should she? In her view, she was married both under God and by law. Stepping aside would mean admitting she lied about having relations with her first husband, Arthur (which I don't believe she ever did) and thus been unlawfully married to Henry and living in sin for over 20 years, which would subsequently make her only child a bastard. Also, at that time, she was bound as a woman and wife to be "obedient" to Henry as her husband and king, but on Earth, the Pope was above him and he officially proclaimed that Henry had no basis to annul his marriage or divorce his long suffering wife. Katherine's strong sense of duty and her devotion to her faith is what guided her decision making process and I applaud her for sticking to her principles. She did the exact right thing by holding her ground IMO.