So the next speaker I'm really excited is James Peacock from the Anbelin Society.

So I got this biography off of your LinkedIn profile.

And so since 2014, you have led the Ambulin Society, and you founded and led the Ambulin Society which is and you founded

and led the Ambulin Society which is an online community with over 20,000

followers and it exists to celebrate the life and legacy of Queen Ambulin and promote

her influence on the shaping of British history.

As society aims to discuss and debate the life and times of both Anne,

while taking into account the period in which she lived.

So I'm really interested to start with, how did you get into Anne Boleyn?

How did this come about for you?

Oh, gosh, that, do you know what? It started when I was

very, very young, my interest in history kind of grew as a young child. I remember visiting

certain locations like the Tower of London, Heva Castle and stuff. And I just found the

the Tudor period in general I found fascinating. But there was

something in particular about Anne Boleyn that I always found so intriguing. And I was quite young

when I watched the film and a thousand days. And that just tipped the interest of me. That was just this big, that just hit the interest for me that was just this big that was like

the big start for me i just absolutely from then on had this real interest in this woman who

came across so strong so intelligent so determined um and so passionate and has this incredible story about her.

But also this kind of, and I could tell from quite a young age reading books that she was judged so differently,

depending on who was writing the book or something, and it just made me more and more intrigued about her.

You know, there were some parts that you'd read that or would find out that she wasn't,

well, she couldn't, she didn't always come across as the easiest person,

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