Anne Boleyn

As a history-enthralled college student, I find myself utterly absorbed in the remarkable yet heartrending saga of Anne Boleyn and her execution. The occurrences that transpired in 1536 have left a profound imprint on the narrative of Tudor history, compelling me to decode the enigmas and complexities intertwined with her sorrowful end. Anne Boleyn’s execution…

Anne BoleynAnne Boleyn was a very important, if not the most important character inAnne of a Thousand Days. The way that she behaves, and the decisions that shemakes, effect the way that the ends. For example, Anne could have refused tomarry Henry, and could have run away. These actions and decisions would havedramatically changed the…

‘Whoso List to Hunt’ by Thomas Wyatt is again a typical Petrarchian sonnet. Though rather than describing the beauty of his lover Wyatt prefers to write of the loss of his freedom to woo her. The reader presumes the poem is about Wyatt’s supposed lover Anne Boleyn who became the second wife of Henry VIII….