Anne Boleyn

This fascinating exploration of Anne Boleyn's life and times examines the political and social milieu of 16th-century England, providing a richly detailed portrait of one of the Tudor era's most enigmatic figures. From her relationship with King Henry VIII to her eventual execution, this book tells the story of an extraordinary woman and the turbulent historical era in which she lived.

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