What Henry VIII Did to His Wives Was Worse Than You Were Taught

Описание: What Henry VIII Did to His Wives Was Worse Than You Were Taught
In 16th-century England, the court became a perilous arena where royal marriage often ended in death. Henry VIII dismantled religious laws to establish absolute authority, creating a legal apparatus designed to enforce his will. This ensured that no woman who wore the crown could ever safely defy him.
Catherine of Aragon faced cruel exile, while Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard met the executioner on Tower Green. These fates were calculated cases of judicial murder. The brutal machinery of Tudor punishment revealed a terrifying reality where the king’s favor was the only rule that truly mattered.

0:00 – Hook
1:48 – Chapter 1: A King Who Would Not Be Denied
5:52 – Chapter 2: When the Law Became a Weapon
9:26 – Chapter 3: The Rise and Fall of Anne Boleyn
13:26 – Chapter 4: Youth, Fear, and a Queen Without Mercy
16:45 – Chapter 5: A Slow Death in Silence
20:21 – Chapter 6: Absolute Power Leaves No Survivors
23:29 – End / Closing Reflection

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