I have trouble following your last thought- about Henry wouldn't kill Anne when pregnant because it was against the law, then how did she commit treason when she had not been married as proclaimed the day before her death? I have trouble following that thought, ciuld you explain more.? I'm not sure if Anne and Henry divorced before her death, but I believe from my reading their marriage was declared null and void ( i.e. divorce) before her death, if that's what you are refering to. It's true that executions for pregnant women were always delayed until the child was born, so exceuting a pregnant woman was usually impossible and against the law, but Henry made his own laws, and if he had wanted Anne to be executed pregnant or not, he could have achieved it. Anne wasn't in the last obvious stages of pregnancy, or even he could have done nothing- I doubt however that Anne was pregnant.