The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eighth

Outwardly, a good-natured merry fellow, a lover of pleasures, but at the same time a king-philosopher, Henry VIII at first does not have all the power and depends on the all-powerful Cardinal Wolsey, the conductor of the policy of Rome. For the time being, the king is forced to restrain his cool temper.

• But soon he will execute on a false denunciation of Buckingham the enemy of Volseus.
• In line with the policy of the Reformation, he needs to dissolve the marriage with his wife Catherine.