Ladies-in-Waiting

Women Who Served Anne Boleyn

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The aspects of Anne Boleyn's life and death are fiercely debated by historians, yet her ladies-in-waiting remain an understudied topic. Much emphasis is usually put on Anne's relationships with the men in her life: her suitors, her royal husband, her father and brother, and her putative lovers who were executed on May 17, 1536. By concentrating on a previously neglected area of Anne Boleyn's female household, this book seeks to identify the women who served Anne and investigate what roles ladies-in-waiting played in this Queen's household.

Sylvia Barbara SobertonNaomi MadelinTantor Media

Europe

Great Britain

Renaissance

Royalty

England

Middle Ages

Tudor

Europe Great Britain Renaissance Royalty England Middle Ages Tudor

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It's the same as other books. I thought it would be more about the ladies in waiting themselves not just a history of the tudors again

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