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So let's get right into it. Today we are going to talk more about

Wolf Hall, the second episode aired in the UK on Sunday of The Mirror in the Light. I did a video on

Monday or Tuesday talking about was Cromwell really going to marry Princess Mary because that's something that was

portrayed. The rumor of that was portrayed in the second episode. The other main thing that came in

that second episode was we saw Lady Margaret Douglas and her secret marriage. And we saw

Cromwell interrogating her and the kind of repercussions and fallout from that.

So today we're going to talk about the truth of what happened with Lady Margaret Douglas and her

secret marriage, which is indeed historically accurate. We're going to talk about how Cromwell might

have been involved, what we know about how he might have been involved, and what was an

interpretation,

that kind of thing. So let's get started and dig right in. So let's talk a little bit about

who Lady Margaret Douglas was and this secret marriage that she had. So it's the summer of

1536. Henry is basking in his new marriage to Jane Seymour and hopeful for his long-awaited

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