This is a disturbing book for the reader of Tudor history, as it carefully analyzes and then demolishes many of the statements that we are accustomed to taking as facts about the life of Anne Boleyn.

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Hodder & Stoughton has acquired The House of Boleyn by Tracy Borman, chief historian at Historic Royal Palaces.

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Imagination takes on British history in “The Boleyn King” when Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII’s second wife, delivers the son for whom he longs. She keeps her head and Henry’s string of wives stops at No. 2.