Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel tells a long, many-threaded story: Henry VIII's divorce from Katherine of Aragon, his re-marriage to Anne Boleyn, the beginnings of the English Reformation, the rise and fall of Cardinal Wolsey, the rise and rise and rise of Wolsey's servant Thomas Cromwell. All of these plots are important, but it is Cromwell who is at
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Also, I just finished Bring Up the Bodies, the sequel to Wolf Hall, and while I didn't think it was *quite* as good, it was still a great read. Recommended!
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I have that ready on the shelf, but I think I need a bit of a break from that prose..but it's definitely on my to-read list!
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