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  • Kenneth Wolman - Sucks you right in despite yourselfI do everything out of order, so I read Bring Up The Bodies before I read Wolf Hall. I still have to go back to he earlier novel. I still didn't know what to expect with Bring Up The Bodies, but I discovered a Cromwell with surprising gentility and class, a far distance from the sadistic brute in The Tudors or the schemer of The Six Wives series. The Cromwell I read over in British Tudor history (I'm a freak for the English Renaissance, BTW) is a brilliant administrator but ruthless time-server whose acts of personal service to Henry VIII get him in so far over his head via the German marriage that he's bound to lose it. A nobleman might not have suffered Cromwell's fate but Cromwell lost all his friends at Court and was "naked to his enemies," as was his old master, Cardinal Wolsey.

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    Read this book.