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Eleanor Of Aquitaine

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November 24, 2015

 

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However, after several years of debilitating problems, the marriage had obviously come to its end. Eleanor had requested an annulment from the church so that she and Louis VII would still remain related, as fourth cousins. The annulment was granted by the church without opposition from Louis VII. Her next husband was Henry Plantagenet, heir to the English thrown...
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The annulment was granted by the church without opposition from Louis VII. Her next husband was Henry Plantagenet, heir to the English thrown. They had fallen deeply in love, despite the fact that Eleanor was a full twelve years older than Henry. After only six weeks since the annulment had been granted between Eleanor and Louis VII, she got married with Henry at Bordeaux...
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