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Tag Archives: Anne Boleyn
Birth of the Princess Elizabeth
On this day in 1533, Anne Boleyn gave birth to Princess Elizabeth at Greenwich. Only two weeks earlier, on the 26th August 1533, after a relatively trouble-free pregnancy, Anne Boleyn took to her chambers at Greenwich to do what the … Continue reading
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Our exclusive interview with Brandy Purdy
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Brandy Purdy, author of The Boleyn Wife. She very kindly agreed to answer some questions exclusively for our On the Tudor Trail readers! I thank Brandy for sharing her thoughts and opinions with … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne Boleyn, Brandy Purdy, Jane Parker, Lady Rochford, The Boleyn Wife, Tudor historical fiction
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New Anne Boleyn Place! Chateau de Amboise
Following in the footsteps of Anne Boleyn has taken us to many picturesque locations that are steeped in history and number 24 on the list is no exception! We return to the Loire Valley in France to a palace perched … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne Boleyn, Chateau de Amboise, Francis I, Joan of Arc, Queen Claude
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Another Anne Boleyn place joins the list
The addition of the 22nd Anne Boleyn place to our ever growing list is very exciting especially because it’s the first place to take us across the English Channel to the lush countryside of the Loire Valley in France. The … Continue reading
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The Early Loves of Anne Boleyn by Josephine Wilkinson
Having never read one of Josephine Wilkinson’s books before I was unsure of what to expect. I quickly discovered that her work is well researched and based on evidence but it is by no means as detailed as the work … Continue reading
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Maid of Honour cakes named after Anne Boleyn
I recently came across an interesting story that tells of how King Henry VIII named the ‘Maid of Honour’ cakes after seeing Anne Boleyn and other maids eating the sweet pastries at Richmond Palace. He was so delighted with the … Continue reading
It looks like something straight out of a fairytale!!
It is absolutely stunning! I’ve added it to my list of ‘must-sees’ that is growing daily.