Two queens. Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn. In 2 books
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The Tudor era is perhaps one of the most interesting in the history of England. Palace secrets, intrigues, power struggle, in which there is no place for mercy, love, passion, endless series of favorites, mistresses and wives of monarchs, replacing one another, like the seasons ... The English king Henry VIII, who received the nickname Blue Beard, became famous To his immediate environment, including the wives, whom he had six. Their fate is memorized with English schoolchildren with the help of the phrase "divorced - executed - died - divorced - executed - survived." The real book is dedicated to Ekaterina Aragon and Anna Boleyn, whose life has developed tragically, because the status of the wife of Henry VIII did not promise anything good. Ekaterina Aragon. Catalina, the daughter of the great Spanish monarchs Ferdinand Aragon and Isabella of Castille, became the first wife of the monarch. Devoted, pious and noble. Beautiful mother and loving spouse. Henry VIII left the country on her when he went to fight. Ann Bolein. Daring and purposeful. Smart and educated. She dancing perfectly and sang, as she was brought up at the French court, where she went as a girl in the retinue of Princess Maria Tudor. Witty and never hiding her opinion, she allowed herself to argue with the ruler himself and made him literally obsessed with themselves. “The goal of real work,” writes the author, “to group around two royal women those significant events that they serve as the best personifications and great victims
Author:
Author:Диксон Уильям
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4224-1577-9
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