Private Lives of the Tudors: The Wives of Henry VIII
A THOUSAND YEARS OF ROYALTY • 44m
Historian Tracy Borman reveals intimate details about the tyrannical Henry VIII and his six wives: from how they lived, loved and died to the most minute of details of their everyday lives.
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