by Paul Rival · Ediciones CASTILLA S.A. · tapa dura · ISBN 9788470401084
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«Las seis esposas de Enrique VIII» is a historical essay by Paul Rival, published by Ediciones Castilla in hardback (213 pages, in Spanish).
The essay traces the story of the six women who married Henry VIII and analyses the weight of each marriage in the course of the sixteenth-century English court. Through weddings, divorces and executions, it shows how family alliances and political intrigues shaped the fate of these queens.
Published in 1975, this book bears on its cover the title «Las seis mujeres del rey Enrique VIII» and the subtitle «¿Divorcio?»; the translation is by María Teresa Pérez Gardeta.
A work for history readers, especially for those who want to learn about Henry VIII's wives and the political context of the English court.
