Dive into the shadows of Tudor history with my latest video, as I explore a question that has echoed through the corridors of time: "Did Henry VIII regret executing Anne Boleyn?"

Join me as I dissect the historical evidence surrounding Anne Boleyn's tragic end, and delve into the intrigues, accusations, and the shocking miscarriage of justice that led to her execution on 19th May 1536. The question posed by Suzanne Paul sparks a journey into the psyche of Henry VIII, a ruler known for his formidable reign and controversial decisions.

‍♀ Uncover the details of the indictments, the suspicious circumstances of the trial, and the apparent lack of evidence that condemned Anne Boleyn and several courtiers to the scaffold. Was it a result of political manoeuvring, personal insecurities, or a combination of both?

Explore the 17thcentury writings of Gilbert Burnet, Bishop of Salisbury, as he recounts a fascinating perspective on Henry VIII's alleged repentance. Did the king, in his final moments, express remorse for the injustice done to Queen Anne Boleyn?

However, the reliability of the source, André Thevet, a Franciscan friar and explorer, comes into question. With no corroborating evidence and Thevet's penchant for exaggeration, can we trust his account? Or does it add a layer of mystery to the narrative?

Join me in a thoughtful exploration of historical enigmas and draw your own conclusions. Subscribe now and be part of the conversation surrounding Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, and the enduring mysteries of the Tudor era. #TudorHistory #AnneBoleyn #HenryVIII