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Anne truly loved Henry, but not Henry VIII. She loved Percy.  Henry Percy was the eldest son of the Earl of Northumberland and served as a page to the all-powerful Cardinal Thomas Wolsey. While at court, he would often sneak into the chambers of Queen Catherine of Aragon to chat with her ladies-in-waiting. It was there that he met Anne Boleyn, who had just returned from France. Anne captivated Percy with her French charm, intelligence, and style. The young couple secretly became engaged, they made a pre-contract, swearing faithfulness to each other before God. By the laws of the time, such a betrothal was legally binding and equivalent to marriage. Cardinal Wolsey learned of the engagement and was furious. The Percy family belonged to the ancient and powerful aristocracy of the North, and a marriage to a 'mere' lady-in-waiting like Boleyn was considered a misalliance. Wolsey publicly humiliated and berated Percy in front of other servants, calling him a fool. He summoned Percy's father. The Earl of Northumberland threatened to disinherit his son entirely unless he renounced Anne. Young Percy was banished back to the North of England, and Anne was dismissed from court in disgrace, sent back to the family estate at Hever. Anne was deeply wounded by this breakup. Her biographer, George Cavendish, wrote that she 'burned with rage' and vowed to take cruel revenge on Wolsey if she ever gained power. Years later, she kept her promise, playing a part in the cardinal's downfall. The darkest moment of their story came in May 1536. Henry – now the Earl of Northumberland, was appointed one of the judges at the trial of Queen Anne for treason. He was forced to sit in the courtroom and listen to the fabricated charges against the woman he had once loved. When Anne was sentenced to death, Henry Percy collapsed in the courtroom. He had to be carried out. He lived only one year after her execution.  Now they're together. #anneboleyn #henrypercy #boleyn #boleyngirl #boleyntok #tudors #tudor #Love #percy #historytudorss  #thetudors #queenanneboleyn #anneboleynandhenrypercy
Anne truly loved Henry, but not Henry VIII. She loved Percy. Henry Percy was the eldest son of the Earl of Northumberland and served as a page to the all-powerful Cardinal Thomas Wolsey. While at court, he would often sneak into the chambers of Queen Catherine of Aragon to chat with her ladies-in-waiting. It was there that he met Anne Boleyn, who had just returned from France. Anne captivated Percy with her French charm, intelligence, and style. The young couple secretly became engaged, they made a pre-contract, swearing faithfulness to each other before God. By the laws of the time, such a betrothal was legally binding and equivalent to marriage. Cardinal Wolsey learned of the engagement and was furious. The Percy family belonged to the ancient and powerful aristocracy of the North, and a marriage to a 'mere' lady-in-waiting like Boleyn was considered a misalliance. Wolsey publicly humiliated and berated Percy in front of other servants, calling him a fool. He summoned Percy's father. The Earl of Northumberland threatened to disinherit his son entirely unless he renounced Anne. Young Percy was banished back to the North of England, and Anne was dismissed from court in disgrace, sent back to the family estate at Hever. Anne was deeply wounded by this breakup. Her biographer, George Cavendish, wrote that she 'burned with rage' and vowed to take cruel revenge on Wolsey if she ever gained power. Years later, she kept her promise, playing a part in the cardinal's downfall. The darkest moment of their story came in May 1536. Henry – now the Earl of Northumberland, was appointed one of the judges at the trial of Queen Anne for treason. He was forced to sit in the courtroom and listen to the fabricated charges against the woman he had once loved. When Anne was sentenced to death, Henry Percy collapsed in the courtroom. He had to be carried out. He lived only one year after her execution. Now they're together. #anneboleyn #henrypercy #boleyn #boleyngirl #boleyntok #tudors #tudor #Love #percy #historytudorss #thetudors #queenanneboleyn #anneboleynandhenrypercy

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