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Query: Henry's court was not for the faint of heart

Weir is one of the better English popular historians working today, and certainly one of the most successful. While this social biography of Henry recycles much of the research from her earlier books, it's a very readable overview of the machinations of the king among the noble families who surrounded him, and of the jockeying of the Boleyns, Seymours, Courtenays, Parrs, Howards, Brandons, Douglases, Poles, and Cromwells among themselves. One's position - literally and physically - within the court indicated one's importance and, as the author shows, Henry deftly orchestrated the relative ranks of his courtiers. Most of all, Weir details the organizational and bureaucratic context within which the king moved.