But who was Anne Boleyn and what happened to her ... Anne was eventually accused of witchcraft and adultery and sentenced to death. Anne had one living child—who went on to become the legendary ...

The mystery in question is that of Anne Boleyn, the ill-fated second wife of King Henry VIII who was accused of and executed for adultery by her own husband. While Anne was imprisoned in the Tower of ...

Anne Boleyn was executed in 1536, just three years and three months after she was crowned Queen of England as the wife of King Henry VIII. Henry’s second wife fell out of favour with him after ...

King Henry VIII felt grief over the death of second wife Anne Boleyn, despite ordering her execution, an unearthed document suggests. The adulterous monarch married Anne - the second of six wives ...

On May 19, 1536, Anne Boleyn's life was ended with a single blow ... her fate before an impassive French swordsman dealt the death blow. Watching on was Mark Rylance's Thomas Cromwell.

But was Anne Boleyn - the mother of Queen Elizabeth I ... Norris and Smeaton had been beheaded, Anne was put to death. In her final statement, she heaped praise on her husband.

A recent discovery reveals a string of women who secured the book for decades after her death. Ultraviolet light reveals writing invisible to the naked eye in the margins of Anne Boleyn’s Book ...

Heritage Images//Getty Images Anne Boleyn spent her final days as a prisoner ... Though a crowd was present at the time of her death, reports varied widely on numerous details—in particular ...

Our fascination with Henry VIII’s second wife has lasted for 500 years. Here’s the truth about the woman who broke all the rules ...

Anne Boleyn, beheaded in 1536, is often sighted haunting historic London locations like the Tower of London and Hampton Court ...

You've likely heard tales of Anne Boleyn, the alluring woman who convinced King Henry VIII of England to give up his wife and child, break from the Catholic Church, and marry her. And she was the ...

In her lifetime, Anne Boleyn was admired for being well-educated, fashionable, and strategic in navigating the power plays of court, yet her gruesome death has too often preceded her. In 1536 ...