The Marrying of Anne of Cleves

Royal Protocol in Early Modern England

By:

Retha M Warnicke

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Paperback / softback

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This book is a study of the marrying of Anne of Cleves to King Henry VIII. It contains fascinating material - including 'demonic' interference and sexual politics at court - which differs greatly from the usual stereotyped accounts of Anne. It also provides a rich context of royal courtship rituals, and a startling account of the king's failure to consummate his marriage. Contrary to the standard view, Henry's marriage procedures, from the advent of negotiations and the portrait of Anne by Hans Holbein the Younger to Henry's Rochester greeting of Anne - in disguise - and the Greenwich nuptials, all followed usual royal protocol. But the king's sexual incapacity, which prevented the consummation of the marriage, culminated in the fall and subsequent execution of Thomas Cromwell and his client Lord Hungerford, who were both tarred with the brush of sexual heresy.

Release date NZ

February 17th, 2011

Author

Retha M Warnicke

Audiences

General (US: Trade)
Professional & Vocational

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Worked examples or Exercises

Pages

376

Dimensions

152x229x21

ISBN-13

9780521179690

Product ID

7910237

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