Anonymous
7/25/2025, 3:20:44 AM No.17869858
Why did he steal his brother Aragorn's wife?
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Anonymous
7/25/2025, 6:53:49 PM No.17871266
It is interesting....
I wonder....
Would the government have went along with a Protestant king without a fight (as much as there was one anyway) if he hadn't had a good reason to leave Rome?
I wonder....
Would the government have went along with a Protestant king without a fight (as much as there was one anyway) if he hadn't had a good reason to leave Rome?
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Anonymous
7/25/2025, 7:06:16 PM No.17871285
how can you "steal" if her husband died?
Anonymous
7/25/2025, 8:57:10 PM No.17871527
Anonymous
7/26/2025, 12:27:23 AM No.17872072
>>17871266
>a Protestant king
Henry VIII was a Catholic until the second of his death, and never made any pretence of *personally* being a Protestant. Cromwell, Cranmer and Anne Boleyn were the architects of the Reformation in practice, and the harder Protestant edge they gave it was much to the king's distaste. Henry just wanted to preside over something totally theologically Roman Catholic but with himself as leader rather than the Pope.
>a Protestant king
Henry VIII was a Catholic until the second of his death, and never made any pretence of *personally* being a Protestant. Cromwell, Cranmer and Anne Boleyn were the architects of the Reformation in practice, and the harder Protestant edge they gave it was much to the king's distaste. Henry just wanted to preside over something totally theologically Roman Catholic but with himself as leader rather than the Pope.