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In this episode of Talking Tudors, Natalie Grueninger is in conversation with Dr Owen Emmerson about the many ways in which Elizabeth I very publicly honoured and acknowledged her mother Anne Boleyn. They also shine a light on a fascinating act of parliament which essentially reinstated Anne Boleyn as queen and reinforced Elizabeth's right to the throne! It’s entitled 'An Act whereby the Queen's Highness is restored in Blood to the late Queen Anne, her Highness's Mother'.

IMAGE CREDITS
All images are my own with the exception of the following images:
- Images of the Chequers ring are courtesy of Dr Owen Emmerson
- Act of Parliament
Parliamentary Archives
HL/PO/PU/1/1558/1Eliz1n21
- Wording of the Act of Parliament
Public Domain
- Anne Boleyn by Hans Holbein
© Royal Collection Enterprises Limited 2024 | Royal Collection Trust
- Portrait of Catherine Carey & Mary I
Public Domain
- The Family of Henry VIII
© Royal Collection Enterprises Limited 2024 | Royal Collection Trust
- Ditchley and Rainbow Portrait details
Public Domain
- Honeysuckle & Acorn detail courtesy of Dr Owen Emmerson

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ABOUT NATALIE
Natalie Grueninger is an independent researcher who specialises in the life, reign and times of Queen Anne Boleyn. She’s authored and co-authored six books, including the ‘In the Footsteps’ series. Her latest book, ‘The Final Year of Anne Boleyn’, was published in November 2022. Natalie has written for a number of history magazines, including Inside History and Tudor Places, and runs the website www.onthetudortrail.com. She’s the creator and host of the popular ‘Talking Tudors’ podcast and the founder of the Women’s History Circle, dedicated to amplifying women’s voices and promoting the work of women creatives with a passion for history. In May 2024, Natalie started a new YouTube channel, A History Lover Down Under, where she publishes videos about heritage sites around Australia and also shares a glimpse into her life as a full-time podcaster and content creator. Natalie is an avid bibliophile and a lifelong learner. When not at her desk, she can often be found indulging in her insatiable passion for travel. Natalie lives in Sydney with her husband, two teenaged children and a cheeky cavoodle.

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