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Today we’re going to talk about henry viii’s love letters to anne boleyn It’s a fascinating story—the history of the letters themselves, what they say, what they reveal about henry’s psychology and how he was wooing anne, and just what was going on in his mind. They appear to have been written after anne boleyn had been sent away from court, in consequence of reports injurious to her reputation, which had begun to be publicly circulated. Unfortunately, we do not have anne’s replies but the letters are evidence of henry viii’s romantic side and his strong feelings for anne You can click on the following links to read these letters in their entirety. In this video, we explore the only surviving love letters henry ever wrote, now housed in the vatican library What do they show about his emotional state How did anne respond—or not. From these love letters we should be able to determine whether henry viii was infatuated with the idea anne boleyn, or if he was actually head over heels in love with her. These famous love letters from king henry viii to anne boleyn are undated They were found in the vatican library, possibly stolen from anne and sent to the papacy during henry viii’s struggle for an annulment of his marriage to katharine of aragon. Henry viii to anne boleyn Peter pauper press collection cdl Americana contributor university of california libraries language english item size 135878477 But these love letters stand as testament to the great passion of henry viii’s life and offer a glimpse into anne boleyn and how she was perceived as she was just stepping onto the international stage. In this episode, we explore the 17 surviving love letters that king henry viii penned during his courtship and early relationship with anne boleyn in the latter half of the 1520s, particularly noting that for quite a long time, it seems like anne wasn’t really that into him. They were found in the vatican library, possibly stolen from anne and sent to the papacy during henry viii's.