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Catherine of Aragon in ,: Dark Hair, Devotion, and Dignity in Despair,therwise, she is dark-haired, like Kennedy, Irene Papas in . (1969), and Joanne Whalley in . (2015), though early in the latter show Cardinal Thomas Wolsey (Jonathan Pryce) mentions to Thomas Cromwell (Mark Rylance) that the young Catherine had red hair..

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,The King’s Friends in ,,s and rivalries forged through family ties, local and regional connections, and a constantly changing calculus of personal interests. Apparently rock-solid relationships—such as that between Anne Boleyn and Thomas Cromwell—might vanish virtually overnight in the struggle for power and survival. . sk

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, and the Tudor Court: Know Your Symptom,he male body depends upon the court as a symbolic space capable of bearing the burden of history. The problem is, as with all good romances, the court/narrative takes on a life of its own and in the process creates a genuinely historical image of Henry’s court.

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Crime, Punishment, and Violence in ,,y shows like this to learn more about history as it happened. As such, I found it both surprising and encouraging how many aspects of . have some ring of truth. In her review of the series for ., historian Anne Whitelock suggested that beneath its many and manifest misrepresentations lay a “not inac

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Humanism and Humanitarianism in ,, endeavors, the exploration of humanism becomes an interesting, if complicated, pursuit within .. Although the show presents an anachronistic definition of humanism as humanitarianism, . incorporates historically accurate aspects of the Renaissance movement by exploring Thomas More’s ., the educatio