Without Henry VIII
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Many people know who Henry VIII is because he was the king of England that had six wives, but many do not know that he was not supposed to be king. His older brother Arthur was, but Arthur died before he could become king. So Henry was made heir to the throne, and later became king. What would have happened if Arthur had become king instead of Henry? Here is the story...
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