Henry VIII and the Men
Who Made Him by Tracy Borman
Publication Date - January
18 ,2019
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It is hard to find new history books on Henry VIII that
explore any new instances in his life.
What this book does different is focus on his male relationships and
those that were exploited for power and those that suffered from them with
their lives. I am ceaselessly fascinated
by the Tudor reign and this book does a great job of exploring the
relationships between the men such as Wosley, Cromwell and Cranmer and the
mercurial king. I have done quite a bit
of reading about the Tudors so am familiar with most of the players so since the
mass quantity of names and title didn’t trip me up, I found this thoroughly
enjoyable. I received a digital ARC of this
book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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