Mike K. (idahobookguy) reviewed The Six Wives of Henry VIII (Women in History) on + 4 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 4
Excellent well researched book. It explains in great detail the though and reasoning as to why Henry VIII was compelled to have six wives. Had Catrine of Aragon had a son who lived, who knows how world history would have been altered, yet she did not thus leading to England's split from the Catholic Church, Henry's quest to have a male heir regardless of the cost, including human life. It is a must read book if you have any intrest in Tudor England.
