Catherine of Aragon: Royal Marriage, Post-abolition Troubles and the Great Storm of the English Reformation (chinese Global History)
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This book takes the divorce case between King Henry VIII of England and Queen Catherine of Aragon as the main line and tells the thrilling history of the English people's religious reform under the leadership of Henry VIII. How did divorce cause the Reformation in England? How did Pope Clement VII handle the divorce case under the triple threat of the Holy Roman Empire, the Kingdom of France and the Kingdom of England? How did the outcome of the divorce case affect the relationship between the three Christian powers, the Holy Roman Empire, the Kingdom of France, and the Kingdom of England? How did the English Parliament step by step pass important bills such as the Supremacy Act, the Succession Act, the Clergy Act, and the Appeal Act to limit the power of the clergy, realize the supremacy of royal power, and ultimately break with the Roman Catholic Church? How did the advancement of the English Reformation affect the fate of England's senior nobles, senior clergy, ordinary clergy and people? How did Catherine of Aragon choose to die in order to defend her dignity, seek help from everywhere, and finally die with hatred? How did Eustace Chapi, my ambassador from the Kingdom of Spain to England, secretly incite the English nobles to revolt? How did the pro-Holy Roman Empire faction and the pro-France faction within the English court intrigue and restrict each other? What's the secret behind Anne Boleyn's adultery case? Was the English Reformation a tyranny carried out by a tyrant for his own selfish desires, or was it the inevitable result of the people's aspirations and historical development? This book will answer it in detail.
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