The Last Days of Henry Viii: Conspiracy, Treason And Heresy At the Court of the Dying Tyrant
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Henry’s health had been steadily growing worse during the course of 1546, confining him more and more to his secret apartments. In March that year, the king was ‘indisposed with a slight fever for two or three days’2 and he passed the listless hours of convalescence playing cards with Dudley and his other court intimates. The imperial ambassador van der Delft reported to Charles V: ‘I do not know what will come of it, as his principal medical man, Dr Butts, died this [last] winter. I will inquir...e daily and will report to your majesty.’3 Three months later, Henry was again ill, this time with colic, and was taking his prescribed medicine.
The frustration resulting from his immobility and the pain from his legs worsened his temper and he grew ‘exceedingly perverse and intractable’. He could still ride, with some difficulty, and during the summer of 1546 he spent much time hunting at Chobham, Guildford, and elsewhere in Surrey, with most of the kills probably stage-managed by his huntsmen.
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Henry’s health had been steadily growing worse during the course of 1546, confining him more and more to his secret apartments. In March that year, the king was ‘indisposed with a slight fever for two or three days’2 and he passed the listless hours of convalescence playing cards with Dudley and his other court intimates. The imperial ambassador van der Delft reported to Charles V: ‘I do not know what will come of it, as his principal medical man, Dr Butts, died this [last] winter. I will inquir...e daily and will report to your majesty.’3 Three months later, Henry was again ill, this time with colic, and was taking his prescribed medicine.
The frustration resulting from his immobility and the pain from his legs worsened his temper and he grew ‘exceedingly perverse and intractable’. He could still ride, with some difficulty, and during the summer of 1546 he spent much time hunting at Chobham, Guildford, and elsewhere in Surrey, with most of the kills probably stage-managed by his huntsmen.
What to read after The Last Days of Henry Viii: Conspiracy, Treason And Heresy At the Court of the Dying Tyrant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hutchinson to read onlineMoreLess
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