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II: 1460-1509: THE RECONSTRUCTION OF
GOVERNMENT
Q: 'The King's personality was central
to political stability in the later fifteenth century'. Discuss.
[Many of the
items on List I are also relevant.]
- David Starkey 'The age of the
household' in Stephen Medcalf, ed, The later middle ages
- Sir
John Fortescue The governance of
England, ed, C Plummer
The character of the kings
- CD
Ross, Edward IV (cf also Ross's
article in Chrimes, ed, Fifteenth Century England)
- CD
Ross, Richard III
- SB Chrimes
Henry VII
Administration
-
GR Elton,
The Tudor constitution
-
BP
Wolffe, The crown lands
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BP
Wolffe,
The royal demesne in
English history
-
Margaret Condon 'Ruling elites in the
reign of Henry VII' in Ross, ed,
Patronage, pedigree and power
-
JR
Lander 'Bonds, coercion and fear' in J
Rowe, ed, Florilegium Historiale
Politics
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DAL Morgan 'The king's affinity in
the polity of Yorkist England' Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, 23
(1973)
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M Hicks 'The changing role of the Wydevilles in Yorkist Politics to 1483' in Ross, ed,
Patronage, pedigree and
power
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JR Lander, Crown and Nobility
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R.A.Griffiths & R.S.Thomas, The
making of the Tudor Dynasty,
Stroud 1985
Local government
-
AJ Pollard,
North-eastern England
during the Wars of the Roses
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SJ Payling,
Political society in
Lancastrian England
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CE Moreton, The Townshends and their
world: gentry, law and land in Norfolk
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Tim Thornton,
Cheshire and the Tudor State,
1480-1560. The Royal
Historical Society Studies in
History, 2000
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