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This week, the fall of Anberlin!

With your host, Graham Due, and Ali Hoon.

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Now, we have reviewed Anberlin, but we felt her story needed one more episode to look in more detail, specifically at the fall.

Of Anberlin.

So, after a passionate affair, which saw Henry go to such extraordinary length to marry her,

and began her final year, 1536, in a seemingly insurmountable position,

she was finally unquestioned as Queen, after the death of Henry's first wife, Catherine of Aragon,

three months pregnant, and very much at the forefront of instituting one of the great changes in English history with the Reformation.

However, by May of that year, she had lost everything, found guilty of adultery, her marriage was an old,

and she becomes the first Queen in English history to be executed.

That's exactly this point where I'm up to Inwoofall.

By that, do you mean the end?

No, she's got the baby. Catherine has died.

And it's at this moment, Henry says nah.

Well, exactly, that's the question really. What went wrong?

Why does Anberlin experience this sudden dramatic and fatal fall from power?

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