Henry VIII & his reign

Henry VIII has been a subject of interest and study for centuries. One of Britain's most powerful rulers, he came to the throne at eighteen and left it at fifty-six. He married six times and left three children, only one of whom was considered his legitimate heir at the time of Henry's death.
After the pervading gloom of Henry Tudor’s last years, Henry VIII came to the throne on the crest of a wave of popularity, for this handsome, beardless youth of seventeen embodied a new age and seemed the antithesis of his father. He was tall and well proportioned, had a fair complexion and auburn hair. He was athletic, riding well, accurate in his marksmanship and determined to shine in jousts.

Introduction
1. Henry VIII of England
2. Early years 1491-1509
3. Early reign 1509-1525
4. Government and finances under Henry
5. Reformation
6. Henry VIII's foreign policy
7. Dissolving the monasteries
8. King’s great matters: 1525-1533
9. Separation from Rome 1533-1540
10. Final years 1540-1547
11. Death and succession
12. Public image and memory
13. Conclusion
14. Bibliographic list