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Often overshadowed by her infamous predecessor, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour is often remembered as Henry VIII's meek third wife who died after finally giving him a son. Here, historian and novelist Weir (The Life of Elizabeth I) paints a fuller picture of Jane's life that attempts to answer lasting questions about her desires and choices, and the role she played in Anne's fatal fall from grace. Weir resists casting Jane as a mere...Log In or Sign Up to Read More