Anne Boleyn was educated in France but in her early twenties she became a member of Henry VIII's court, which led to their ill-fated marriage and her imprisonment in the Tower. Lissa Chapman focuses on Anne's complex role in London society, as a fashion icon and arts patron who was fully engaged in religious and intellectual debates. Examining her contemporary reputation and image, the author casts a light on everyday life, gossip and politics in Tudor London.
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https://www.psbooks.co.uk/anne-boleyn-in-london511227Anne Boleyn in Londonhttps://www.psbooks.co.uk/media/catalog/product/5/1/511227_976212c021d8316da44949049589519a.jpg9.999.99GBPInStock/History/Highlights/British & Irish History/History/History/Categories/Modern History/Almost Gone/Almost Gone HistoryAnne Boleyn was educated in France but in her early twenties she became a member of Henry VIII's court, which led to their ill-fated marriage and her imprisonment in the Tower. Lissa Chapman focuses on Anne's complex role in London society, as a fashion icon and arts patron who was fully engaged in religious and intellectual debates. Examining her contemporary reputation and image, the author casts a light on everyday life, gossip and politics in Tudor London.Hardback00add-to-cartrrp_info:£19.99productId:49567bic_code:HBJD1, HBLH, HBTBHBJD1, HBLH, HBTB£19.99Lissa ChapmanGeneral232x156mmPen & SwordHardbackBritish & Irish
