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Much hasbeen discussed the great, egotistical Henry VIII: the person who dismantled the Chapel since it wouldn't give him the breakup he desired; who committed six ladies and beheaded two of these; who performed his buddy Thomas ore; who sacked the monasteries; who longed-for a boy and overlooked his children, Mary and Elizabeth; who ultimately increased fat, disease-ridden, dissolute. Today, in her wonderful work of creativity and storytelling Maggie George provide us Henry VIII's tale as he himself may have told it, in memoirs spread with irreverent remarks from his jester and assured, Will Somers. Wonderfully combining humor, background, remarkable story, and an exceptional understanding of the challenges and joys of energy, this novel reveals more strongly than he's ever been observed before us Carol the person.