The historic gallery of portraits and paintings; or, Biographical review: (1807)
London, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe · leaf 35
001. a-year, she accepted of theconditions, and gave her consent to the divorce. Theonly instance of pride which she betrayed, was in re-fusing to return to her own country, and display the sin-gular circumstance of a Princess returning to Flandersin a private condition, after having left it as… … . ANNE BOLEYN. It has been often said, by those who delight in assign-ing trifling causes to the greatest events, that the re-formation which separated those kingdoms from the com-munion of Rome, and spread so wide a schism in thereligious opinions of mankind, was principally, if notaltogether,…
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