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Anne Boleyn was one of King Henry VIII’s many wives. She drove King Henry VIII to break with the Catholic Church in Rome. She was persistent, calculating, and determined.

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Anne Boleyn used her husband’s love for her to push him to break from the church and work for reform up till her execution.

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