Talking Tudor History: Anne Boleyn, Henry VII and William Parr

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On this episode Dr. Sarah Morris joins me and we discuss the state of mind of Anne Boleyn at the end of her life, and then historian Nathen Amin returns and answers the questions you submitted on the subject of King Henry VII. Lastly, we discuss the amazingly complicated love life of William Parr.
Dr. Sarah Morris/Anne Boleyn: 0:00 - 44:48
IF I MADE YOU CHOOSE: 44:50 - 48:31
Nathen Amin: 48:31 - 1:16
A Brief History: 1:16: - 1:31
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Credits:
Written by: Rebecca Larson & Lissa Bryan
Voiced by: Rebecca Larson, Dr. Sarah Morris & Nathen Amin
Produced by: Rebecca Larson
Imaging by: Troy Larson (TroyLarsonCreative.com)
Music Credits:
Pavana alla veneziana by Paul O'Dette, Composed by Joan Ambrosio Dalza
Resources:
TudorsDynasty.com
TudorsDynastyPodcast.com
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Patreon.com/TudorsDynasty

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24 июл 2024

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@KRISTIANITY_ 3 года назад

This has always been what fascinated me the most about Anne as well. People always talk about the machinations around her rise or downfall, but almost never about the psychological torture she was forced to endure. This was more or less a slow death that lasted 18 days, it neither struck her too fast for her to not know what was happening, nor was she lucky enough to have her awareness impaired as if with complications in a terminal patient. It lasted 18 days, and she had to fully endure every second of it, knowing her loved ones were going through the same.

@patriciahill6839 3 года назад

highly enjoyable listening

@annemurray3913 Год назад

great show

@loriwatters8661 Год назад

One of my favorites

@steveandcynthiawright933 11 месяцев назад

We love sarah

@nancybradford8514 Год назад

Anne had such dignity and grace, do you think that Anne's jailers would allow her to have her Bible or book of hours during her time in the Tower?

@chiasanzes9770 3 года назад

Jane Rochford was not Anne Boylin's sister like is told in here but she was a sister-in-law and married to Anne's brother George Boylin. Even I do know this and I don't live in Brittish spoken countries.

@TudorsDynasty 3 года назад

I can guarantee you we all know that she was her sister in law, I'm confident in saying it was a slip of tongue. Thanks for your productive feedback.

@stayclean777 2 года назад

Mark Smeaton last words were quoted in one account (sorry can't be more specific) as "I have deserved the death"; I speculate this was his way of saying he'd "confessed" to sleeping with the Queen to avoid being hung drawn and quartered (the usual "lower social status" fate), and that Cromwell offered a less horrific "nobleman's death" of beheading to entice his perjury...especially considering Smeaton reputedly showed no sign of having been physically tortured.

@wednesdayschild3627 6 месяцев назад

The narcissist never believes that something bad can happen to them. They always think they know more than they really do. All that stays in place until, they meet a bigger narcissist, which Anne did. Queen Anne was not a pathological narcissist. She does have some empathy for her mom and daughter. Maybe most people in power have narcissistic traits. Now Henry viii was a pathological narcissist. I was rewatching this again. I saw it two years ago.

@josephcollins6033 2 года назад

Chapuys was not her "sworn enemy"; he saw what she was as he saw Henry's ridiculous behavior with her. I love to hear from women that she is their "favorite"- so brave and noble; I wait to hear them say it. She is a "Me, Too" favorite, for sure.

@patriciahill6839 3 месяца назад

To me I feel what's sauce for the goose. Anne whilst at the height of her powers urged the death of many people. They had families and friends too.

@wednesdayschild3627 3 года назад

Katherine had her daughter taken away. We all know what Henry was capable of. He already killed many of his friends. Cromwell did his bidding.

@josephcollins6033 2 года назад

How, as a scholar, can you say that Henry wasn't afraid of Warbeck because he might be the heir?

@josephcollins6033 2 года назад

Yes, I do have other things I could be doing; I love this show because I like to hear other opinions, no matter what they are. So, because she was a woman she was on a higher level? Do you have any MEN who read your blog?

@josephcollins6033 2 года назад

Uh...I have seen the records of the taxation. I understand the paranoia and fear. But, the taxing I read sounded wrongly motivated, regardless of his fear. And, then you said how wrong it was...? I think there is plenty of evidence to say he was a cold miser from the beginning.

@josephcollins6033 2 года назад

Is it possible that you think it WAS NOT scary for everyone else who was arrested and taken to the tower?

@jonathananderinholmes8318 3 года назад

first

@josephcollins6033 2 года назад

I have to stop. I merely want women to THINK about the things the say; sexism has softened your brains. THINK!

@josephcollins6033 2 года назад

It is not KNOWN that it was a "coup'; probably was.But, you are not thinking and analyzing the way you would if you were talking about a man.

@josephcollins6033 2 года назад

Good God. So, Jane was "bad" because she was clever enough to BEHAVE with the man who had just cut off his former wife's head? THINK! You sound so silly to someone who knows about research. You have written a doctoral dissertation?

@josephcollins6033 2 года назад

The SITE thing is interesting. But, still, you speak of the things you KNOW she thought as if she were the only human ever to go to the block. Do you understand why I see your talk as extremely sexist?