The Autobiography of Henry VIII
Author: Margaret George
This is the story of England’s most famous, and notorious, king.Henry was a charismatic, ardent – and brash – young lover who married six times; a scholar with a deep love of poetry and music; an energetic hunter who loved the outdoors; a monarch whose lack of a male heir haunted him incessantly; and a ruthless leader who would stop at nothing to achieve his desires. His m….Read More
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