Review: Dated (of course)
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 10 21, 2012
Oh those days before women's lib. Accordi=ing to Hume, Henry VIII's were sinned against, but they were also guilty of the following sins: Pride (Anne Boleyn and Katherine of A), Greed (Anne Boleyn), Lust (Howard), Stupidity (Anne of Cleves), and Stubborness (Katherine of A). Jane Seymour is too limp to have any sins, and Catherine Parr was the perfect wife for the jerk. Hume does admit Henry was a jerk, but he seems to blame the wives at the same point he keeps saying he isn't blaming them.It must have been groundbreaking for its time, but Hume relates too much as fact that isn't fact (Howard's last words) and ignores other things. He also presumes too much.