Anne Boleyn's First Week in the Tower: Awaiting Her Fate | Detailed Tudor History
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👑 Dive into the turbulent days of May 1536 in this detailed episode of the Renaissance English History Podcast, and explore Anne Boleyn's harrowing first week in the Tower of London, awaiting her tragic fate.
🏰 What was Anne doing when she was summoned by the Privy Council? Discover the intense moments of her accusation, the emotional turmoil, and the internal and external battles she faced. Learn about her interactions with key figures, her responses to the grave accusations, and the psychological stress she endured.
📜 Based on meticulous readings from Alison Weir's "The Lady in the Tower" and other historic sources, this episode not only recounts Anne's initial days of imprisonment but also delves into the intriguing political and personal dynamics at play. From royal disputes to heartbreaking farewells, get an intimate look at one of the most iconic figures in English history.
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My go-to expert on Anne Boleyn is Claire Ridgway, an historian expert on Anne Boleyn. She's written many history books on Anne, her brother. She is the ultimate authority on the countdown. Her book is excellent. I've read Alison Weir's and I'm still more impressed by Claire. You should cover her and she does a podcast on every Anne Boleyn. That $8000 food budget is for all the people under Anne's care as well as Queen Anne.
@jobes4525
Ай бұрын
Agreed 👍
Anne must have been in a state of absolute shock tha first week once she realised that her enemies were serious about destroying her.....
@doriamurriola7188
24 күн бұрын
She had very few supporters and she alienated them, the people didnt love her and she was seen as a homewrecker, which she was, so when started gossiping with Jane Boleyn abt Henry's bedroom issues and she still had not produced an heir (the whole reason for the marriage) her fate was sealed, which kinda was her own doing, if she had not threathened Cromwell, who felt genuinely cornered by her and decided to act decisively against ber, had she at least kept quiet and pretend to be more meek, her fall would have being delayed and she probably would have been spared and dispatched to a nunnery
I always remember her trial because it happened on my birthday
Winnie the Pooh did say "tut, tut" :-) But Pooh stories don't seem like Norfolk's kind of thing even if they'd existed back then. Maybe he'd have been a nicer person if he'd read more Winnie the Pooh! Anyway, great episode! It's nice to not be alone in thinking of Anne around this time of year.
Great video I love watching your video.
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There was nothing Norfolk could do. Even if he was a terrible person, there was nothing that was going to stop Henry.
Aragon >Boleyn. Overrated.
@msher33
Ай бұрын
What do you mean?