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Women’s Suffering
Headline today:
Prince Andrew: the monarchy has a long history of dismissing women's suffering
Well that’s a ridiculous headline cos the entire world has a history of dusmissing women’s suffering. Oh and the suffering of the poor, the suffering of mental health, the suffering of men experiencing domestic violence
Etc etc etc
Prince Andrew: the monarchy has a long history of dismissing women's suffering
Well that’s a ridiculous headline cos the entire world has a history of dusmissing women’s suffering. Oh and the suffering of the poor, the suffering of mental health, the suffering of men experiencing domestic violence
Etc etc etc
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Yup knew it was arranged in the format that made it look as tho Randy Andy said it.
What amuses me is why the statement that the monarchy has a history of ignoring women’s suffering.
That’s the world. It’s not “news”.
Then of course article goes on to ref to Henry viii treatment of wives.
Grasping at straws lol
What amuses me is why the statement that the monarchy has a history of ignoring women’s suffering.
That’s the world. It’s not “news”.
Then of course article goes on to ref to Henry viii treatment of wives.
Grasping at straws lol
Eve, The Conversation is not like most of the News outlets - it's more about research and analysis.
https:/ /en.wik ipedia. org/wik i/The_C onversa tion_(w ebsite)
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Anne was convicted mainly because of Rochester's false testimony. It was poetic justice that when found guilty of treason she should suffer the same fate. The real reason, of course, why Anne was beheaded was that she couldn't keep her mouth shut. She was the archetypical nagging wife and Henry didn't like that.
Thank you Jackie
Dr Who ( Patrick Troughton also Mr Quilp) plays the part of Duke of Norfolk, and it is pretty obvious that the system was
"It is you or your family - now choose!"
and he chose Katherine and then Lady Rochford who doesnt come out well ( tongue incriminates other people - - and then it is her turn)
1540s were an interesting time, and you did whatever was necessary to keep your head. Reform, extreme prot, back to Rome, back to prot ( less extreme) - oh lardy lardy !
Dr Who ( Patrick Troughton also Mr Quilp) plays the part of Duke of Norfolk, and it is pretty obvious that the system was
"It is you or your family - now choose!"
and he chose Katherine and then Lady Rochford who doesnt come out well ( tongue incriminates other people - - and then it is her turn)
1540s were an interesting time, and you did whatever was necessary to keep your head. Reform, extreme prot, back to Rome, back to prot ( less extreme) - oh lardy lardy !