Tout est faux. Henry VIII de Shakespeare et Fletcher ou comment on falsifie l’histoire by Anne Teulade

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Representing succession: Tudor royal portraits, 1544–1546: context, production and analysis by Susan E. James

“…In preparation for an invasion of France in 1544, Henry VIII signed his third Act of Succession, an inflexion point in his reign which established his two daughters, formerly declared illegitimate, as official heirs to his kingdom. …”
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The End of History? by Jean-Marc Chadelat

“…The unsettling end of the sequence of plays is deceptively restorative and Henry VIII, unlike the Book of Revelations, leaves the final outcome of events open. …”
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Automatic Recognition of Authors Identity in Persian based on Systemic Functional Grammar by Fatemeh Soltanzadeh, Azadeh Mirzaei, Mohammad Bahrani, Shahram Modarres Khiabani

“…The first significant attempt to identify writing styles was Mendenhall's study of Shakespeare's plays (1887). The play Henry VIII is widely recognized as a collaborative work, not solely authored by William Shakespeare. …”
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