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nne of Cleves was intended to act as the glue that would bind Germany's Protestant princes to England and give Henry VIII the upper hand over his archrival Holy Roman Emperor Charles V. This role she understood. But how to titillate or charm she did not. When Henry cast her aside, she panicked. Then took stock. In the end, this plainspoken German hausfrau would prove the longest lived of Henry's wives.
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