I recently read a theory that Henry carried the Kell antigen and caused miscarriages in his wives. He then develops McLeod syndrome which might explain his monstrous transformation in later life. Henry continues to be fascinating.
What a life she lived--and this is such a riveting summary. I recently attended the musical, Six, and stood in line behind a mother and her daughter of about 10 or 11. I asked the girl which of the six queens was her favorite. She immediately answered Katherine of Aragon, and that pleased me. I'm glad that a young 21st-century girl admires her.
It would not be correct to say Henry got an annulment, as the Pope had refused. Henry was Catholic when married. Woolsey’s effort would have no effect on a valid Catholic marriage.
I recently read a theory that Henry carried the Kell antigen and caused miscarriages in his wives. He then develops McLeod syndrome which might explain his monstrous transformation in later life. Henry continues to be fascinating.
I have read about this too! very interesting to think about
What a life she lived--and this is such a riveting summary. I recently attended the musical, Six, and stood in line behind a mother and her daughter of about 10 or 11. I asked the girl which of the six queens was her favorite. She immediately answered Katherine of Aragon, and that pleased me. I'm glad that a young 21st-century girl admires her.
thank you so much! i have seen Six as well and loved it
Have you read the Philippa Gregory novels yet?
It would not be correct to say Henry got an annulment, as the Pope had refused. Henry was Catholic when married. Woolsey’s effort would have no effect on a valid Catholic marriage.