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Henry VIII

This is a question I get a lot, and I never know if who is asking means “Why do they matter to you” or “Why do they matter at all anymore?”

History is not meant to be tiptoed around. It’s meant to be entered — boldly, curiously, and with a crown’s confidence. To read history like a queen is to understand that the past isn’t a distant museum: it’s a living court of voices, choices, flaws, brilliance, and echoes that still shape us now.

"I never have to introduce myself. They all seem to know who I am." - Queen Elizabeth II

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