12 Works found in George Boleyn
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The greatest rivals sometimes make the greatest allies. When two English families united in 1515, no one could know that it would change the fate of England - forever.
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"Even so, the thought strikes George like a tumbler of wine to the head: 'I gave up Heaven for this man.'"
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This, George thought possessively, this is what is mine.
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"The things you do, Boleyn."
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Sometimes a small change can have a huge would have happened if Anne Boleyn had not miscarried her child in Episode 2.08? AU.
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What if Pope Clement had agreed to allow Henry to take a second wife if he didn't annul his marriage with Katherine... and Henry accepted? AU fic.
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Anne Boleyn has been convicted of treason. King Henry VIII, her husband of almost three years, believes that this is true until he hears something that robs him of his certainty. If he is going to sign her death warrant, he can't afford to doubt her guilt but he can't keep himself from doing so.
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"His name was Agamemnon… He did a very bad thing."
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An alternate universe described by letters, diaries, and non-fiction excerpts, featuring the lives of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII, and those who revolved around them after the dissolution of their marriage in February 1536. Anne retires from court as the Duchess of Pembroke, while Henry marries Jane Seymour. Nonetheless, Anne and Henry's lives remain entwined, and the ties of love and passion refuse to die.
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By July, Anne could no longer walk unassisted, the weight of her belly was so great. A response for the Tiny Tudors challenge.
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Noli me tangere, for Caesar's I am/And wild for to hold, though I seem tame.
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Noli me tangere by La Reine Noire (lareinenoire)
16th Century CE RPF, 16th & 17th Century CE RPF
18 Jul 2010
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There was a gentle woman in the Courte, called Anne Bulleyne, daughter to sir Thomas Bulleyne, Viscount Rocheforde, whom the kyng muche fauoured in all honestie, and surely none otherwise, as all the worlde well knewe after. (Edward Hall's Chronicle, 1548)