... wealth. The direct cause of his downfall, however, was to be found in his endeavour to prevent the marriage the King with Anne Boleyn, after the King had spared no effort to nullify his marriage with Queen Catherine. This act of gross cruelty towards the ...

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... its fall, and may thus destroy its authors. In an attraetiva number of the Strand we are told how it feels to be crowned. Anne Boleyn wrote—'' And Qodde know* and his grace of Canterbury can tell, and Friar Robert, whether or no I shed tears not of joy but ...

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