Anne Boleyn

Anne Boleyn 's Story and Historical Significance

Anne Boleyn is not just an ordinary woman of history . She is one of the most famous and scandalous queen England had even though she served for only three years . The first things that come up with our minds when we hear Anne Boleyn are the words beautiful , fine , most happy , adulterous and concubine . Aside from these prejudgments , it is prudent to present and discuss her important accomplishments and contribution to the English history

Anne Boleyn 's birth is not clearly recorded in history : she

probably was born in the castle of Hever in the Weald of Kent or in Norfolk and probably on 1507 or 1509 . She was a daughter of Thomas who was the eldest son of Sir William Boleyn of Blickling and of Elizabeth who was the daughter of Thomas Howard , the earl of Surrey (Ives 3 . Anne spent some of her childhood years at the court of Archduchess Margaret and then transferred to the household of Henry VIII 's sister who was the wife of Louis XII of France . When Louis XII died , Anne remained in France to attend the new French queen , Claude . She developed a subtle taste for French music , poetry and fashion as she learned to fluently speak French . During her stay , she had a chance to mingle with Henry VIII and the new French king by then , Francis I (tudorhistory .org

Anne Boleyn is described pretty but not the stereotypical image of being beautiful : she...