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Thomas Cromwell: A Very Brief History

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Want to learn more about history, but don’t think you have the time? Think again.

Thomas Cromwell was a renowned English statesman and the Chief Minister to Henry VIII between 1532 and 1540. He was also one of the key architects of the English Reformation, and.played a crucial role in bringing about the annulment of King Henry VIII’s marriage to Catherine of Aragon.

Cromwell rose from humble beginnings, and made many enemies during his rise to power. Over time, these enemies began to look for ways to engineer the downfall of Cromwell, eventually seizing their chance following the ill-fated marriage of the king to Anne of Cleves. Cromwell was eventually executed on charges of Treason. This book details his rise to power, and the reasons behind his untimely downfall.

The Very Brief History series is intended to give the reader a short, concise account of the most important events in world history. Each book provides the reader with the essential facts concerning a particular event or person; no distractions, just the essential facts, allowing the reader to master the subject in the shortest time possible.

With The Very Brief History series, anyone can become a history expert!

39 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 31, 2013

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February 4, 2023
Fair amount of interesting stuff except multiple mistakes, I don’t think any Tudor courtiers were doing anything in 1835…
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February 27, 2016
This book is useless. If the author can state on one page that Cromwell was executed at Tyburn and on another page Tower Green then how can you have faith in the contents..especially as there is a disclaimer art the end saying that they are not liable for errors.
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