The Perils of Favor in Tudor Court

This chapter examines the dangers of falling out of favor in the court of Henry VIII, particularly for his wives who faced grave consequences, including execution. It underscores the volatile political landscape of Tudor England and the necessity of maintaining the king's favor for survival and influence.

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