Queen Anne Boleyn of England

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Anne Boleyn the most famous mistress in history who won Henry VIII’s heart and the crown away from Catherine of Aragon. He split the English church from Rome for her but later grew tired of his second Queen and had her beheaded. Her legacy was being mother to one of the greatest Queens in history, Elizabeth I.
Sources:
Nolan, Hayley. Anne Boleyn: 500 Years of Lies. Little A, 2019.
Starkey, David. Six Wives: The Queens of Henry VIII. Harper, 2004.
en.wikipedia.org
www.britannica.com
www.englishmonarchs.co.uk
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[@ilianadweebury8457]

“Henry became obsessed with having a male heir and continuing the Tudor dynasty-“ *Zooms in on Henry’s Codpiece*

[@errorsinconduct]

also what dynasty? his father was the first Tudor

[@ilianadweebury8457]

errorsinconduct I mean I think even the first Valois wanted to continue the Valois “dynasty”

[@jamiemohan2049]

@@errorsinconduct the first King was always considered the first of a new Dynasty. He had to continue it like everyone else.

[@xianxiannn]

LMAO WAS SEARCHING FOR THIS COMMENT

[@merchantfan]

Especially considering some people say he stuffed his codpiece with herbs to soothe venereal disease (which may have been a factor in his problems having kids)

[@idontcare6505]

When Henry’s wife gave birth to a daughter Henry VIII: yOuR fRee trIal Of LiVinG hAs ExpIreD oFf wItH HeR hEad

[@idontcare6505]

Can I have some replies

[@chunellemariavictoriaespan8752]

😐🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@idontcare6505]

I got a typo

[@idontcare6505]

And I make mistakes knucklehead

[@gachaskylo4848]

@Kasia humans make mistakes like your mother did when she gave birth to you

[@lucypreece7581]

the fact that she was intelligent and educated and a talented writer, she gave generously to the poor and charitable causes and supported education and also extended an olive branch to Mary shows how badly her image is spun in history. I also believe that Anne and Henry wearing yellow each had different motivations. Henry was probably doing it to piss people off and cause a stir wheres i now feel Anne was genuinely doing it as a sign of respect to show that she did not see any ill feelings towards Catherine. I feel Anne was a pawn in the game of men from the start. her father pushed her to marry Henry because why be a Countess when you can be a queen. and then Henry felt like he needed an excuse to get rid of Catherine and Anna was the perfect excuse. More should be written and taught about her and more perspectives about her experience should be written about.

[@dolphinmaa8077]

@lucypreece I believe that is true.

[@mangot589]

Oh, I don’t believe for one SECOND she had any respect for Catherine. People haven’t changed. No woman NOW would have respect for a woman who kept her from her heart’s desire for 7 years. No way. She felt the same way we do now. And she actually told a nursemaid to “box that bastard’s ears (Mary)”. Now, if she may have have some sympathy after she HERSELF was in the same position, though granted she didn’t have much time to repent, herself being a mother, is up for conjecture.

[@purple_rxin]

Yeah she kinda was a pawn both her and her sister were set up by there father to gwt the kings attention so he could maybe gain power

[@mangot589]

Flibbertigibbet6 That May be true, but I doubt very seriously they wore it to honor Catherine. I’ve never, in any of the books I’ve read, had anyone say that. Certainly nobody at the time said it. They wore yellow, a happy color, and went to rejoice that they were really free now. They were pretty hard hearted about it.

[@jamellfoster6029]

@@purple_rxin and by their uncle Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk..

[@catherine.marial]

Henry: Stalks Anne, writes love letters about her breasts Also Henry after Anne miscarriages: She BEWITCHED me! I did not choose to marry her!

[@BritishMotherfucker]

True

[@Yakine-xs5vi]

Classic Henry move 😂😂

[@coolsoumia9054]

Classic narcissist

[@Angie2343]

He had a jousting accident.

[@LisafromNOLA]

That part 😏

[@Kerriangel]

“He wants to kiss her... pretty duckies??” “Wow! This guys loins are on fire!”

[@will-qw1tk]

Kerri Angel -OverSimplified 2020

[@nerdygal6133]

Ah, I see you’re a person of culture too

[@pearl_cove07]

Oversimplified lol

[@UnderTheVeil]

"Now... Did you get my letter about the duckies?"

[@bootypounder666]

HEY BIG PAPA! MY BOY HENRY HERE SAYS HE WANTS TO DIVORCE HIS WIFE! ANY CHANCE?!

[@ashleyclutinger4295]

Poor cousin were both beheaded and foreigners princess were divorced. I think it weird he killed one Anne, one katherine and divorced one Anne and katherine..

[@kate_cooper]

He also killed three Thomases; More, Cromwell and Culpepper. It’s not really weird, it’s just that there were far fewer names available in those days, especially amongst the nobility who frequently named their children after each other.

[@ashleyclutinger4295]

@@kate_cooper 🤯

[@kiks2925]

Also, both Jane and Catherine Parr died from complications of child labor.

[@kate_cooper]

Sansa Stark. “Annulled and later died of cancer, annulled and beheaded, died of childbirth complications. Annulled and later died of cancer, annulled and beheaded, survived but later died of childbirth complications.” It’s not nearly as snappy as “Divorced, beheaded, died. Divorced, beheaded, survived” but it is more strictly accurate. 🧐

[@hannahstahl1857]

Well if you were Royal.... beheading your royal spouse could start war

[@sorrynotsorryxoxo]

last time i was this early i still had my head

[@irhadrawings7687]

How's Henry?

[@judithnavarro9444]

Is this the real anne boleyn or is this a person that's named after anne boleyn

[@EmmaCosgrove123]

@@judithnavarro9444 What do you mean the real Anne Boleyn?😂😂

[@judithnavarro9444]

@@EmmaCosgrove123 lol

[@judithnavarro9444]

Lol

[@Enuvrack]

"Obsessed with a male heir to secure the Tudor dynasty" *zooms in on groin*

[@1Skorpia]

I caught that🔍🔎🤔

[@Alara798]

OMG!! Yes. That was funny!

[@wandastave796]

7:59 🤨🤮🤣😂🤣😂 You gotta wonder if it was on purpose

[@lollipop96537]

LOL

[@blueberriesarepurple4386]

I didn’t wanna see that-

[@AliciaNyblade]

"Asked his first wife to step aside and move to a convent so he could remarry" (8:38) and "Henry claimed he had been bewitched into marrying Anne" so he could get her out of the way for wife number three (15:28). The NERVE of this guy! What a selfish pig.

[@coeuyu]

Alicia Nyblade excuse me!?

[@AliciaNyblade]

@@coeuyu I'm sorry, Your Majesty, but you really did have a problem. And your wives did indeed have the last laugh. Word amongst us common folk is their spirits have returned to this world to tell their tales in the form of a musical.

[@zay4401]

@@coeuyu bruh

[@blueberriesarepurple4386]

@@coeuyu haha

[@blueberriesarepurple4386]

@@coeuyu I just realized something. It says you’re a public subscriber to me-

[@Mimi-yw6dq]

“Pretty duckies” I think I choked for a second

[@ronakino]

I saw Oversimplified’s video about King Henry and they mentioned “duckies” and I thought it was a joke. I guess I was wrong. 😂

[@surraeforshee5569]

John Cowie are you ok?

[@liz2saintvideos]

I remember watching the tudors on showtime and hearing the writers change the words "pretty duckies" to "pretty breasts"... don't blame them tbh

[@LifeIsAHighwayIAmACarCrash]

@John Cowie R/ihadastroke?

[@ednacole7148]

@@ronakino Same. I nearly died laughing

[@XenonFae]

I will add that Anne’s fall and execution were caused by a few more factors, beyond her miscarriage in January 1536 (of a fetus believed to be male) and her dislike of Henry’s continuous infidelity. Anne also disagreed with Henry on how the profits seized from the dissolution of the monasteries should have been used. Anne believed that the seized goods should fund educational and charitable ventures that would contribute to the Reform movement, while Henry fully believed that all contents seized from the monasteries were forfeited to, and thus direct property of the crown (as in, Henry should’ve been able to keep all the seized wealth for himself). This disagreement led to a Chaplain affiliated with Anne giving a sermon which compared Henry to king Ahasuerus being led astray by Haman (symbolic of Henry’s advisors who supported him keeping the seized wealth, and who did not support the educational endeavors Anne promoted), in which Anne was compared to Esther. I.E. In order for Henry to walk the path of righteousness once more, he needed to listen to Anne and not his advisors. Henry did NOT appreciate this sermon (as you might have guessed), and this hastened his resolve to make Anne fall. Combine that with Thomas Cromwell’s vendetta against his once ally Anne (now, if he wished to gain power, Anne had to lose power), and Henry’s increasing paranoia and we see how a Anne could fall in such a relatively short period of time. I recommend everyone check out Claire Ridgeway’s work on Anne Boleyn, and especially “The Fall of Anne Boleyn : A Countdown” if you want to learn more about the reasons behind Anne’s fall.

[@--enyo--]

Xenon Fae I love Claire Ridgeway’s KZbin channel! It’s great how she goes over the primary sources and lets the listener decide to an extent the validity of evidence while talking about historical events, people, or places. Another channel by Kate Marchant does a similar thing for the same period. If anyone is interested: kzbin.info kzbin.info

[@kimberlycolunga8559]

Anne really won at the end her daughter elizabeth became one of the greatest monarchs in history 😎

[@jasminejames3721]

can you imagine her sticking up her middle finger at Henry!?

[@coeuyu]

Jasmine James nah.

[@avxlk]

Also Queen Mary aka the daughter Katherine of Aragon

[@emilypresleysee]

@@avxlk She wasn't even close to being as notable as Elizabeth I

[@avxlk]

Emily2618 Okay but she was famous and known as the bloody queen...her sister was famous for being the virgin queen

[@Lili-cc7pz]

I used to think Anne was an evil temptress, but now I understand she was a victim to sexism, a political tool, and the medieval “cancel culture”

[@jordanp4259]

I love Anne Boleyn so much. She is one of my historical heroines, the other Anne Frank. I honestly think she was probably the most influential queen consort of English history. She was able to change the country’s religion based off of one book she introduced to him, and of course his love for her contributed also. Such a shame it ended so terribly, and everyone around the world knew the charges were lies and trumped up. A video suggestion, could you do one on Catherine Parr she is just as iconic.

[@tomfraterrigo1990]

Totally agree I love them both

[@--enyo--]

If you haven’t already, you should check out another channel by historian Claire Ridgeway. 🙂 kzbin.info

[@jordanp4259]

Liliana Bray omg I love her so much! I literally commented on her video today💀

[@sananoor6616]

Defenitly

[@zay4401]

Me too

[@UnderTheVeil]

"Now... Did you get my letter about the duckies?"

[@hirahiro2331]

Quack

[@LiliannsGachaChannel]

Fellow Oversimplified viewer

[@zay4401]

Quack quack 🐤🐤🐤🐤🐤

[@kenna163]

that's because Anne had A cups

[@hirahiro2331]

@@kenna163 lol and they cupped the duckies.

[@njb1126]

I’m just going to go ahead and like this before starting. It’s bound to be good

[@aliendxde]

same

[@AngelicAutumn]

“aHEAD” pun intended?

[@sadpenguin8616]

Christ be with you!

[@awkwardvulture638]

A video on Isabella of Castile, the mother of Anne Boleyn's predecessor would be interesting..

[@EmpressMermaid]

I second that.

[@katedix5248]

I've been reading a fascinating book about her by Giles Tremlett, highly recommend it 👌

[@awkwardvulture638]

@@katedix5248 Cool, I read an interesting biography on her by Kirstin Downey called: Isabella the Warrior Queen.

[@katedix5248]

@@awkwardvulture638 oooh I'll stick that on my list, thanks lovey! ☘

[@sananoor6616]

Definitely Catherine sister joana was really interesting too

[@alyssao517]

I love Anne Boleyn so much, she’s my favorite of all the wives

[@coeuyu]

Alyssa Ortiz true

[@zay4401]

Same

[@abeeragulkhattak25]

Mine too

[@nazmabegum2780]

@@coeuyu I’m pretty sure Jane Seymour was your favourite

[@abeeragulkhattak25]

@@helend7542 Anne of cleves or Anne Boleyn

[@inalovelydream1438]

Just commenting to say I really love that you said, “within days of Anne’s murder.” Because it was absolutely without a doubt, just that. She was an incredible woman who I wish I could have met.

[@cara-cw2re]

What about me? 😭

[@sparklingdaisy3169]

If Anne was 21 when she was told she would be married to her cousin it was 1522 when this took place. So, that means she was born in 1501.

[@coasterhockygamingboy9549]

Yep

[@billcipherproductions1789]

Exactly.

[@AimeeVignes]

That’s not Elizabeth Howard's portait, it’s Margaret Pole's portrait.

[@xenaa145]

I was about to say 😂😂

[@misticl1244]

Yeah! but she would have prefered to be called Margaret de Pole, the whole family where very proud of their french heritage :)

[@aahaley]

FR I SAW IT AND WAS HELLA CONFUSED

[@fa1ruz]

can you tell me which one?

[@LeslieSunshine17]

Yes. Wrong image...

[@picklesthewise]

Anne is definitely one of the most interesting of Henry's wives, primarily because she used the leverage of marriage as a way to gain power. Gaining power for a woman was different than getting power for a man, as for a woman it meant possible security and stability in a time when she had no guarenteed of safety, from dying in childbirth to being legally beat to death by her husband. Women were disadvantaged economically and socially, and you can't blame Anne for wanting to try and find a way out. She very nearly did, save for Henry being a lecherous creep. I really love a lot of the modern portrayals of Anne in media from grade-A actresses - Natalie Portman and Natalie Dormer are the most well-known. My favorite has to be Genevieve Bujold from Anne of a Thousand Days, who to me seems most like how Anne would have been in real life.

[@obsessivefangirl5055]

Natalie Portman's performance in "the other Boleyn girl" was shit, but yeah Natalie Dormer in "The Tudors" did a fantastic job. Never seen someone embody a historical figure so perfectly.

[@haileyharmon5298]

Haven't been this early since Anne Boleyn was in power.

[@cara-cw2re]

what power? XD

[@Lionstar16]

As KZbinr TheBullen1 says in his Anne Boleyn series - "Anne Boleyn is undoubtedly the most published, the most beloved, the most revered and certainly the most misunderstood of Henry's wives" and he's right - even 484 years after her death, she still has the power to fascinate and provoke strong emotions

[@yanchow9816]

Your right

[@xianxiannn]

Damn that's a long time

[@crysblac4944]

I think she was an overbearing and spiteful stepmom though. Ironic that she supported children’s causes while helping to torture the ones around her, JMO. There’s a lot I undoubtedly don’t know….

[@MarshalltonUMC792]

I look forward to Tuesday for Lindsey’s next history lesson.

[@lois7956]

Anne also ordered her stepdaughter be a servant to Elizabeth, it was designed to humiliate the princess Mary and show her that she was now no longer royal, so a bit disingenuous to say that Mary rejected Anne's overtures of friendship. She really didn't endear herself to the Catholics of the country, so she found very quickly that she didn't have any support or protection when her downfall came, she tried desperately to forge a relationship with the Spanish ambassador towards the end, most historians agree that it was because she realised that whilst she had pushed for French interests, the French would not help her.

[@alisha5100]

To be fair, a lot of that came from Henry since Anne's political clout was reduced after Elizabeth's birth. Since Elizabeth was the kings only legitimate heir at the time, the people she was surrounded with and learned from were carefully selected and though anne may have had some input it was mostly Henry's say, especially when it came to Mary's appointment there since Mary was the kings other child and placing her in a serving position was controversial. One popular theory is that Henry wanted Mary there so that she would be humiliated into declaring herself a bastard, preventing a succession crisis down the road. I feel really bad for Mary, Anne was not a good stepmom and Henry may have actually have been a worse father

[@thenablade858]

Anne never did that. Henry did. You are forgetting that Henry ultimately had the power in the relationship.

[@bumi2514]

YES! I will never grow tired of Anne Boleyn.

[@diamondfloyd4089]

I did 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@bumi2514]

@@diamondfloyd4089 AAHAHA. So mean

[@cara-cw2re]

I did 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@bumi2514]

@@cara-cw2re PFFFFFT Ahahaha!

[@scarymonsterzz]

I love Anne Boleyn. She really seemed like a woman ahead of her time. Thank you for doing her history justice! Part of me wishes she had just married someone else and never became queen, but who knows how history would have changed if that were the case. We would have never had Queen Elizabeth I, that’s for sure. I’m glad she at least has that as her legacy.

[@lindseystein9676]

Confessed under torture... not the best tactic. People will say whatever they have to do it stops.

[@clairemarie3987]

Exactly

[@gigi-1753]

That's exactly the point

[@derickgoh5272]

Anne Boleyn : 1536 - What will happen to my daughter?? 1559- Yes!!!

[@laurenelizabeth6830]

I’m OBSESSED with Anne Boleyn! I have two tattoos dedicated to her. I have her portrait on my arm and the saying “by daily proof you shall me find to be to you both loving and kind” that she wrote to Henry in a prayer book with a rose next to it!

[@cara-cw2re]

Can’t relate

[@laurenelizabeth6830]

Catherine of Aragon I JUST SPIT OUT MY DRINK 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@aliendxde]

last time i was this early jane seymour was still alive

[@purple_rxin]

Henry: Listen anne we need to talk Anne: oh no your gonna divorce me aren't you just like your last wife Henry: aw no come here shhhh I'm not gonna divorce you... Its much worse than that

[@Fransisca_Athanasia]

Caitlin Oversimplified - 2020

[@purple_rxin]

@@Fransisca_Athanasia lol his videos are pretty good

[@Fransisca_Athanasia]

@@purple_rxin heck yeah^^

[@zahrahp535]

The sarcasm at 16:22 and the zoom at 8:03 are the reason i love this channel.

[@xianxiannn]

Wow she hearted it. Same btw

[@RuletheWorldwithsong]

I feel bad for Anne. I feel like she definitely didn’t want to be Henry’s mistress and said the only way he can have her is if they were married and totally didn’t expect Henry to do all that.

[@jenniferboudoin6124]

As much as I felt for Catherine of Aragon, I always loved Anne Boleyn. It’s such an interesting time in history imo!

[@cara-cw2re]

Ouch

[@lollipop96537]

Yeah same

[@XenonFae]

This was a wonderful video on the life of a fascinating Queen! As someone who greatly admires Anne, I’m always hesitant in watching videos that cover her life, as so much of what we know of her has been sensationalized and falsified over the centuries to paint her as some scheming, ruthless harlot, and I hate having to watch content that unjustly perpetuates this mythical image of her. This video thankfully did NOT do that, and (although there are errors in this video) I feel that Lindsay did a stellar job (as she usually does) of portraying the complex, tenacious, caring, and intelligent woman Queen Anne Boleyn was! To the Eternal Queen and Mother of Gloriana, here’s to Anna Regina!

[@lucyhartnett7330]

Brilliant video.i love stuff like this. Glad I found you.x

[@cara-cw2re]

I’m better tho so 😳

[@BeveC21E]

Someone mentioned that Anne was in the end, the winner! Very true. Her royal offspring became one of England's greatest rulers. Catherine's child, on the other hand, was deemed as bloodthirsty, whom no one speaks of w love and admiration! Anne left an admirable legacy to her memory! What more can be asked for or desired?

[@fatindianman8348]

1:14 that’s is not Anne Boleyn’s mother That is Margaret Plantagenet, Lady Pole. One of the last surviving members of the royal House of Plantagenet and niece of Edward IV and Richard III

[@tasi4372]

Only if Henry knew that Anne did give him the heir he wanted so much

[@yanchow9816]

Yes

[@zay4401]

Yes

[@Peeeeeeeach]

Wrong portrait at 1:14 - that is Margaret Pole

[@starcats16]

I thought that.

[@chunellemariavictoriaespan8752]

WTF? Holy Shite! You're right...

[@cinnamongirl5266]

I thought the same

[@jacquelinefinnerty6141]

I realize we’ll never know what actually happened and historians debate this point but I think it’s far more likely that Henry asked Cromwell to think up a way to get rid of Anne rather than Cromwell just doing it on his own. There’s a documentary on this, the last days of Anne Boleyn if anyone is interested

[@pamelamays4186]

Anne Boleyn? Catherine of Aragon! Only fans of Frasier will get this reference.

[@mrs.herculepoirot7763]

Thank you for bringing back such a nice memory!!! I remember roaring laughing when I saw that, wasn't that a brilliantly written show?

[@mediocremaiden8883]

Lolol "The Whine Club" ! Love that episode

[@mediocremaiden8883]

@@mrs.herculepoirot7763 Yes! It was one of the last few 'sitcoms' from the 90s that still won a shitload of Emmys...And being a Spinoff as well. Love your name, btw!

[@mrs.herculepoirot7763]

@@mediocremaiden8883 Thank you, Poirot is one of my heroes, it is a shame he wasn't real!!

[@cara-cw2re]

Why thank you, I like you too

[@jordannelson1711]

Excellent video! The only small correction is that the photo used for Anne's mother is actually a portrait of Margaret Pole, one of the last living Plantagenets who was sadly executed at 67 (well into Henry's reign when his paranoia hit crazy levels). She lived quite an amazing life and would be a great subject for a future video! She lived through the wars of the roses (cousin of Elizabeth of York, Henry's mother), saw her brother executed, was a peeress in her own right, lived on to have many children including the infamous Archbishop of Canterbury Reginald Pole, and was cruelly executed at 67. I highly recommend checking her out if you haven't! :)

[@aishwarjyasaha7386]

Loving the 'Queens of the World' series so far ❤️

[@Banana-fp4ys]

I’m so excited for next week’s video!

[@emmaherron5121]

I’ve been waiting for this one TURN IT UP!

[@PerfectlyImperfect93]

Thank you Lindsay!💕keep em coming!💕

[@SEGASister]

Fitting you upload this around Queen Elizabeth I's birthday

[@jasminejames3721]

Elizabeth was born on September 5, 1533

[@SEGASister]

@@jasminejames3721 Hence why I said around ^^; (I've also heard September 7th to be her birthday)

[@lollipop96537]

@@jasminejames3721 I was born on September 7th

[@probstnatalie]

Can you even imagine being such a young girl, shipped away to a giant castle to live, then being the object of the king's lust?? Wow, it's crazy to even fathom...

[@southernsunshine1149]

Lindsay: your medieval royal family videos are my favorite. Love your sass as well. ❤️

[@TheAnahrafkazar]

Very impressed with the presentation.. well explained and clear. I understand the history better. Always wanted to know this, despite reading, going back n forth with the pages to match..this doc finally explained all. Cant wait to watch the rest.. 👍

[@foveauxbear]

Dear Lindsay, this is by far my favourite KZbin Channel, very entertaining, your voice is professional, soothing and full of nuance. I was wondering if you ever considered producing a video about Queen Elizabeth the Second?

[@SezFrancis1]

I always admired Anne; she’s one of my favourite wives of Henry and like Katherine Howard and Katherine of Aragon, she was misunderstood for false gossip and (maybe) jealousy. I never knew some parts of her life like giving charity for example; she was certainly intelligent, kind and caring - though her temper did lead her down a dark road but who can blame a person if you find them in a bad mood? Apart from that, she was a woman ahead of her time; and if she hadn’t been born, then the UK would still be Catholic, there’ll be no influence and education for women; there would have not church services that would be inclusive for everyone by changing the original language for every one to understand and (I think) there would be no female monarchs who would be allowed to rule in their own right (including Elizabeth 1). So generally, Anne was one of a few women who changed the inclusion of women and the world without realising it; I know not everyone would agree but tbh, that’s my own opinion. I cannot wait for next week’s video on Elizabeth. 😁

[@1R3N31SM]

I've been waiting for this video! Tysm for this video

[@annbsirius1703]

Great video! I had never heard about her time in the Netherlands and France. She's more interesting than I thought!

[@emilyanne1171]

Yassssss THANK YOU!!! Anne Boleyn is my favorite!!!!

[@DanasLilMakeup]

I just love love loooove your videos, they are fantastic, i am ever so fascinated by the English medieval history and royalty.

[@Coachgerri]

Love your narration Lindsay Holiday!

[@hannarefuerzo955]

The video that i've been waiting for!!!

[@tombraider4mel]

Queen Anne of my ❤️. She and Queen Catherine of Aragon are my fav queens.

[@cara-cw2re]

Yes

[@isobelduncan]

They are very similar in a lot of ways.

[@niokkagray7667]

Yay I get to watch one just as its uploaded

[@samyuktaarikarevula2095]

Thank god it's been so long since you posted a video about queens of Europe I thought the series ended

[@Alex-oy7ip]

thanks lindsay for this amazing video!

[@Laramaria2]

"Now... Did you get my letter about the 'duckies'?" 😂 I can only imagine Anne's face when she saw that on the letter 😂

[@sophiellama2449]

I have always been interested in Ann Boleyn! She is so fascinating and not at all the husband-stealing flirt people would paint her as! She was an intelligent woman and was very cunning! 😊

[@claireeland2712]

Thanks for doing Anne Boleyn

[@Tanyaphantom1223]

Yay! I have been waiting for this.

[@mega_master_official]

The song “Don’t Lose Your Head” started playing in my head. XD

[@aroundthemiddle2112]

Yes!

[@EbsEbsReg]

Hey Lindsay. Love your channel. Would be great if you did a video like this for each of his wives👍🏾😊

[@RoseRose-bn1js]

Love Anne Boleyn Always in my heart.

[@cara-cw2re]

I’m the og 😳

[@RoseRose-bn1js]

@@cara-cw2re I don't get it

[@DesiBollywoodFan123]

One of the first European queens I learned about and this video came out on my 25th birthday! What a great gift 😊

[@aishwarjyasaha7386]

Never been so early... love ur work!

[@C.V.20]

Grew up in the French Court! Oui, oui, bonjour!

[@taachibingu]

Life was a chore so, She set sail.

[@C.V.20]

1522 came straight to the UK

[@yukiimaru2493]

all the british dudes lame, EPIC FAIL

[@aliciab.6849]

Yukiimaru ooooh, I wanna dance and sing!

[@turtletaine]

Alicia B. Politics! Not my thing!

[@sarahoc99]

You make my week better!❤️

[@Queenofobscurepairings]

She's my several times great Aunt, through her sister Mary.

[@colombiana3489]

Could you please do Catherine of Aragon next.

[@cara-cw2re]

You, I like you, and I agree

[@colombiana3489]

@@cara-cw2re Gracias su majestad...Thank you, your majesty

[@Pandasu28]

**insert Six the Musical reference here**

[@alizafatima5809]

Your voice is so calming and I love your videos ❤️

[@PrincessQ-fj9ly]

Thought I would watch and listen to the story of Queen Anne Boleyn since it's the anniversary of her execution. She may be a rather complex and controversial woman, but she is incredibly fascinating! It's very sad that King Henry VIII had poor Queen Anne killed on trumped up charges, but she got the final triumph and the last laugh, when her daughter Queen Elizabeth became England's greatest queen! ❤👑❤

[@eatea5415]

I love this series!

[@PrincessLinney]

Great video! If I had the chance to meet any historical figures, I’d choose Anne Boleyn and her daughter.

[@shanemize3775]

Well done, as always! Queen Anne was such a tragic figure. She worked so hard to help get rid of Queen Catherine, who had done nothing but love her husband and serve God and her people well. It seemingly never occurred to her that the same thing she was doing to Queen Catherine could easily be done to her. And it didn't take long at all. So pathetically sad. Great video, as ever. Please keep the outstanding videos coming and God bless you, my friend!

[@isobelduncan]

There's actually no evidence that either Anne or her family ever plotted to have her replace Catherine, despite what a lot of historians and fiction may tell you.

[@victoriadunnock9143]

Wonderful video😊 I love your voice❤️. It is so calm and lovely.😊💖

[@Im_Arty]

“Grew up in the French court”

[@BlaisingBard29]

Oui oui bonjour

[@majesticalowls]

Life was a chore so she set sail

[@pantysfootstool]

1522 came straight to the uk

[@majesticalowls]

All the British dudes lame

[@yumyumsushi.07]

EPIC FAIL!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MrMcsia]

There is a beautiful new music album: "Music for Anne Boleyn - Court music from her rise and reign". For those who are interested. :)

[@Jakeisacutieface]

I’m in love with his thanks Lindsay holidays your history is amazing

[@Koyita7]

I can’t wait for the next video!

[@jessicamorton6081]

Anne Boleyn a strong woman She was taken 485 years today May she Rest In Peace

[@bridgetbarba4170]

I been watching The Tudors, it's really good, too bad her life ended so soon, so sad

[@lianecajipe5138]

Finally! Another Anne Boleyn content

[@sanskritiberia2914]

Loved the video!

[@alleynealisleem9777]

Anne Boleyn is My Fave Of Henry VIII's Wives!!! History ROCKS!!!!💯🥰💖💕🤣

[@anthi40]

i cant believe how beautiful, smart and capable women like anne boleyn and many more died on the hands of selfish mad-man.

[@hunniboop1]

FAVOURITE channel 💞

[@knottyhealer7951]

I really like your English videos that you make

[@Axel-hw6hk]

The thing that bothered me about this was that the picture she was using for Lady Elizabeth Howard is of Margaret De La Pole

[@kristenrock1733]

her poor parents , to have their daughter ,and son , killed in such in a horrible fashion , must have been devastating as parents , whether they'd believed in the accusations or not . At the end of the day Both Anne and George were still their kids , and to know that their offspring had to die in such a way is so sad .

[@saphadill7069]

I Loved the history of Anne Boleyn as a child in History class and still love it to this day. That poor woman was robbed and even still is accused of things that are untrue. I am a London tour Host and always make sure to tell her true story when I go past the Tower of London. She was an amazing woman of British History who gave birth to an amazing woman of British History! Love Her! Thank you for telling her story! :). (Also, she was beheaded within the walls of the Tower, not on Tower Hill, like the others. Person’s of high status like her were given a little better treatment ... if you can call it that. )

[@cinderheart9189]

I descend from Mary Boleyn. Just recently discovered this, so catching up on history. Thank you