Factors in Modern History
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Anne Boleyn was certainly not the only or the principal one of them; for as early as 15 14, when Anne was only seven years old, there were rumours at Rome that Henry intended seeking a divorce from Catherine because she failed to produce the requisite heir to the throne. That was the real question. Henry VIII. Had no surviving brothers and no legitimate sons. The succession of females to the English throne was not recognised. The Lancastrian title had been based upon the denial of this right ; ...Henry vii. 's own mother had been excluded although all his hereditary claim was derived through her. Matilda was the only woman who had tried to seize the English throne ; and no one desired a repetition of 94 FACTORS IN MODERN HISTORY that experiment. Apart from domestic disputes the succession of women seemed to threaten national inde- pendence. The succession of Isabella of Castile had been followed by its union with Aragon : that of Anne of Brittany by its incorporation with France : that of Mary of Burgundy by its absorption in the Hapsburg dominions.
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Anne Boleyn was certainly not the only or the principal one of them; for as early as 15 14, when Anne was only seven years old, there were rumours at Rome that Henry intended seeking a divorce from Catherine because she failed to produce the requisite heir to the throne. That was the real question. Henry VIII. Had no surviving brothers and no legitimate sons. The succession of females to the English throne was not recognised. The Lancastrian title had been based upon the denial of this right ; ...Henry vii. 's own mother had been excluded although all his hereditary claim was derived through her. Matilda was the only woman who had tried to seize the English throne ; and no one desired a repetition of 94 FACTORS IN MODERN HISTORY that experiment. Apart from domestic disputes the succession of women seemed to threaten national inde- pendence. The succession of Isabella of Castile had been followed by its union with Aragon : that of Anne of Brittany by its incorporation with France : that of Mary of Burgundy by its absorption in the Hapsburg dominions.
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