A provocative exploration of the life of Anne Boleyn and our fascination with her, examining her influence on the reformation and relevance for a new generation.
In a story that has intrigued readers for generations, this Queen of England has been portrayed through many of the archetypes we typically use for discussing women, including as a power-hungry manipulator and a femme fatale. A closer examination of her ascent to power and her reign reveals instead a complex woman who was pursued and then killed by the King, and yet claimed what power she could to exert enormous influence and vision on the English Reformation, and therefore on the political and religious landscape of Europe, as a result. In this unique exploration of her life through the lens of a female priest serving in the church Anne Boleyn was instrumental in shaping, readers will see a woman whose choices and personality continue to stimulate conversation around the place of women in history and what our fascination with Anne has to say to us.
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