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Hampton Court Palace Main Gate

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The palace that Henry VIII received from Cardinal Wolsey.

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Anne Boleyn, 2nd Queen of Henry VIII

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Detail of Henry VIII from The FIeld of Cloth of Gold Painting

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Etching of Henry VIII

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Lady Margaret Beaufort, grandmother of King Henry VIII

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Picture Commissioned by Henry VIII for the Valor Ecclesiasticus

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Katherine Paar, Sixth Wife of Henry VIII

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Anne Boleyn, 2nd Queen of Henry VIII

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Anne Boleyn, 2nd Queen of Henry VIII

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Katherine of Aragon, 1st Queen of Henry VIII

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Letters To Catherine Parr

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Henry to Katherine Parr, 1544

Most dearly and most entirely beloved wife, we recommend us heartily unto you, and thank you as well for your letter written unto us by your servant Robert Warner as for the venison which you sent then by him, and now last by Fowler, servant unto our dearest son the prince, for the which we give unto you our hearty thanks, and would have written unto you again a letter with our own hand, but that we be so occupied, and have so much to do in foreseeing and caring for everything ourself, as we have almost no manner rest or leisure to do any other thing.

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