Anne Boleyn, the second wife of King Henry VIII, remains a controversial and intriguing figure in history. The question of her guilt or innocence in the charges of adultery and treason brought against her has sparked debate among historians for centuries. This research proposal aims to delve deeper into the evidence and testimonies surrounding Anne Boleyn's trial and execution in order to determine whether she was truly guilty of the crimes she was accused of, or if she was in fact a victim of political machinations and personal vendettas. By examining primary sources, historical context, and modern interpretations, this study seeks to shed new light on this compelling and enigmatic historical figure.
