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Robert Hutchinson | Thomas Cromwell: The Rise and Fall of Henry VIII’s Most Notorious Minister

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  • Thomas Cromwell: The Rise and Fall of Henry VIII’s Most Notorious Minister

    Thomas Cromwell by Robert Hutchinson charts the extraordinary rise of one of the most powerful and controversial figures of Tudor England. Born the son of a brewer, Cromwell climbed from obscurity to the highest reaches of Henry VIII’s government, becoming one of the King’s closest servants and a driving force behind England's political, religious, and administrative transformation.

    Hutchinson portrays a brilliant but ruthless political operator who used law, intelligence and court intrigue to advance the King’s interests. From the downfall of Anne Boleyn to the dissolution of the monasteries and redistribution of their immense wealth, Cromwell stood at the centre of some of the most dramatic events of Henry VIII’s reign. Yet Tudor power was notoriously precarious. Having risen to extraordinary heights, Cromwell eventually fell victim to the same unforgiving political world he had helped to shape. Vivid and compelling, this biography explores ambition, loyalty and survival at one of the most dangerous royal courts in English history

  • • Publisher: Phoenix / Orion Books
    • Language: English
    • Cover: Paperback / Softcover
    • Year of publication: 2008
    • Number of pages: 360
    • Weight: approximately 299 g
    • Genre: History, biography, British history, political history
    • Historical period: 16th century, Tudor England