Henry VIII and his yard. Myulbach L.

The son and heir of the King of England Henry VII, the second English monarch from the Tudor dynasty Henry VIII belongs to the number of rulers, the opinions of which both during their lifetime and in the following centuries diverged radically. Then he is portrayed by King Zhuir, who did not pay due attention to state affairs, preferring to surrender to court entertainments, then an exclusively prudent, sound politician indifferent to women and arranged marriages exclusively for political considerations, then a cruel and treacherous tyrant, and Charles Dickens called the king completely " The most unbearable bastard, disgrace for human nature, a bloody and sand spot in the history of England. ” German writer Louise Mulbach (pseudonym Clara Mundt; 1814-1873) in the novel “Henry VIII and its yard” offers his view of this contradictory personality.