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What is the motto of King Henry VIII Preparatory School?
King Henry VIII Preparatory School's motto is 'Have the confidence to do what is right'.
Did Henry VIII have a happy or sad life?
sad
Which one of the henrys murdered Anne Boelyn?
Anne Boelyn was the wife of the very famous King Henry VIII. She was arrested and charged with treason in 1536. Her sentence was death and her husband Henry VIII chose whether she'd be beheaded or burned at stake. He chose the decapitation.
Was Henry VIII happy in his first marriage?
Yes but he wanted a boy child
Did Anne Boleyn and Henry Viii Have a happy marriage?
no she and Henry did not have a good marriage and it ended up with her getting beheaded
Did Henry the VIII like his family?
Of course he liked them. But he was furious with Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn because they gave him girls instead of boys. Henry VIII was kind of evil but happy when he had a boy.
Who had Edward vi who had Edward vi?
henry VIII had him, aand waz happy wen he ddid
Who was the father of queen Elisabeth 1?
King Henry VIII. Her mother was Queen Anne Boleyn.
Was Henry VIII buried next to Jane Seymour?
Jane Seymour, the third wife of King Henry VIII of England, was buried beneath the choir in St George's Chapel, Windsor, England. Henry VIII chose to be buried next to her.
What does viii stand for in Henry VIII's name?
VIII is 8 in Roman Numerals, which means Henry VIII was the eighth King of England to be called Henry.
Why did Henry VIII like Thomas Cranmer?
Henry viii did like Thomas Cramner. This was because he allowed Henry to have a divorce with Catherine of Aragon. Mary wasn't very happy with Thomas for splitting up her parents, so when she was Queen, she had him killed. The end.
What is Jane Seymour's motto?
'Bound to Obey and Serve' Jane Seymour, third wife of Henry VIII of England, had this motto: "Bound to obey and serve," a far meeker motto than her unfortunate predecessor, Anne Boleyn, whose motto had been "The most happy." Jane's emblem was a crowned phoenix, flanked by Tudor roses, rising from a castle. See related links for articles on Tudor Heraldry and Jane Seymour.
