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Thomas Cromwell The Rise And Fall Of Henry Viiis Most Notorious Minister Robert Hutchinson

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Publisher: Orion;Weidenfeld & Nicolson

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.27 MB

Pages: 360

Author: Robert Hutchinson

ISBN: 9780297846420, 0297846426

Language: English

Year: 2007

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Thomas Cromwell The Rise And Fall Of Henry Viiis Most Notorious Minister Robert Hutchinson by Robert Hutchinson 9780297846420, 0297846426 instant download after payment.

"Robert Hutchinson investigates the rise and fall of Henry VIII's most notorious minister. The son of a brewer, Cromwell rose from obscurity to become 'Earl of Essex, Vice-Regent and High Chamberlain of England, Keeper of the Privy Seal and Chancellor of the Exchequer'. He manoeuvred his way to the top by intrigue, bribery and sheer force of personality in a court dominated by the malevolent King Henry." "Cromwell pursued Henry's interests with single-minded energy and no little subtlety. Tasked with engineering the judicial murder of Anne Boleyn when she had worn out her welcome in the royal chamber, he tortured her servants and relations, then organized a 'show trial' of Stalinist efficiency. He orchestrated the 'greatest act of privatisation in English history': the seizure of the monasteries. Their enormous wealth was used to cement the loyalty of the English nobility, and to enrich the crown."--Jacket.
Abstract: The rise and fall of the most corrupt Chancellor in English history