| When | Tuesday, June 11, 2024, 6:30 – 8:30 PM |
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| Sponsor | Smithsonian Associates |
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| Event Location | This online program is presented on Zoom. |
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| Online Link | smithsonianassociates.org… |
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| Cost | Click here to view prices |
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| Get Tickets/Register | smithsonianassociates.org… |
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| Categories | After Five, Webcasts & Online |
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| Details | Walter Raleigh called Henry VIII a “merciless prince.” He was a “disgrace to human nature and a blot of blood and grease upon the history of England” according to Charles Dickens, and clergyman Edward Lewis declared him “a sincere Christian and a patriot king.” Tudor scholar Carol Ann Lloyd-Stanger examines why the real Henry VIII was all these men, a complex king who fascinates us more than 450 years after his tumultuous reign. |
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