Catherine Howard
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Series: Six Wives of Henry VIII Series
Duration: 1:33:00
Creator: British Broadcasting Corporation
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Sound: sound
Description: Focuses on the Duke of Norfolk's attempts to promote his family by convincing Henry VIII to marry his niece, Catherine Howard, a young, beautiful woman, who is disenchanted with the aging Henry. Reveals Catherine, unable to bear Henry a son, seducing Master Culpepper at the suggestion of Norfolk. Concludes with the beheading of Catherine, the execution of her lovers, and the banishment of Norfolk., Focuses on the Duke of Norfolk's attempts to promote his family by convincing Henry VIII to marry his niece, Catherine Howard, a young, beautiful woman, who is disenchanted with the aging Henry. Reveals Catherine, unable to bear Henry a son, seducing Master Culpepper at the suggestion of Norfolk. Concludes with the beheading of Catherine, the execution of her lovers, and the banishment of Norfolk.
Complete Record: , Focuses on the Duke of Norfolk's attempts to promote his family by convincing Henry VIII to marry his niece, Catherine Howard, a young, beautiful woman, who is disenchanted with the aging Henry. Reveals Catherine, unable to bear Henry a son, seducing Master Culpepper at the suggestion of Norfolk. Concludes with the beheading of Catherine, the execution of her lovers, and the banishment of Norfolk.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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