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7. Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn
According to some history sources, King Henry was banging Anne's big sister first and when the notorious womanizer tired of that he turned his attentions to Anne, the younger sister. He was so smitten with Anne he broke up her engagement to another man. Henry persued Anne and ultimately made her queen of England in 1527. Of course, as soon as he married her he wanted a divorce. He began an affair ...
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7. Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn
According to some history sources, King Henry was banging Anne's big sister first and when the notorious womanizer tired of that he turned his attentions to Anne, the younger sister. He was so smitten with Anne he broke up her engagement to another man. Henry persued Anne and ultimately made her queen of England in 1527. Of course, as soon as he married her he wanted a divorce. He began an affair with another woman and, three years after their marriage, Anne was famously beheaded for crimes she didn't commit. Within 24 hours of Anne Boleyn's death the king married his new conquest, Jane Seymour, Anne's Lady In Waiting. Jane Seymour died just a year later, two weeks after her baby (the king's first son) was born.
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