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'''Mary Boleyn: The Mistress of Kings'''<br>
'''Author:''' [[Author::Weir, Alison]]<br>
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'''Time Period:''' [[Time Period::Renaissance]] <br>
'''Time Frame:''' [[Time Frame::1500-1543]] {{#set: Year Start=1500}}{{#set: Year End=1543}}<br>
'''Geographic Area:''' [[Geographic Area::Europe]] <br>
'''Country:''' [[Country::Great Britain]] {{#set: Continent=Europe}}<br>
'''Topics:''' [[Tudor Booklist|Tudors]], [[Topic::Mary Boleyn]] {{#set: Topic=Tudors}} {{#set: Tudorcat=henry8}}<br>
'''Genre:''' [[Genre::F|Fiction]], [[Genre::Bio|Biography]] <br>
'''Reading Age:''' [[Reading Age::A|Adult]] {{#set: ReadAgeNum=5}}<br>
'''Format:''' [[Format::N|Novel]]<br>
'''Published:''' [[PubDate::2011]]<br><br>
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'''''[[World History|World History]]''' > [[Renaissance Booklist|Renaissance]] > [[Tudor Booklist|Tudors]]''

'''New York Times bestselling author and noted British historian Alison Weir gives us the first full-scale, in-depth biography of Mary Boleyn, sister to Queen Anne as well as mistress to Anne’s husband, Henry VIII—and one of the most misunderstood figures of the Tudor age.'''

Making use of extensive original research, Weir shares revelations on the ambitious Boleyn family and the likely nature of the relationship between the Boleyn sisters. Unraveling the truth about Mary’s much-vaunted notoriety at the French court and her relations with King François I, Weir also explores Mary’s role at the English court and how she became Henry VIII’s lover. She tracks the probable course of their affair and investigates the truth behind Mary’s notorious reputation. With new and compelling evidence, Weir presents the most conclusive answer to date on the paternity of Mary’s children, long speculated to have been Henry VIII’s progeny. Alison Weir pieces together a life steeped in mystery and misfortune, debunking centuries-old myths to give us the truth about Mary Boleyn, the so-called “great and infamous whore.”

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