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III: HENRY VIII: POLITICAL STRUCTURES
Q: 'The
politics of the reign of Henry VIII were court politics'. Discuss
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GR Elton,
Reform and reformation
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EW Ives,
Faction in Tudor England
(Historical Association pamphlet)
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David Starkey 'The age of
the household' in Stephen Medcalf, ed,
The later middle ages
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JJ Scarisbrick,
Henry VIII
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David Starkey, The reign
of Henry VIII: personalities
and politics
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GR Elton,
The Tudor revolution in
government
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C Coleman and D Starkey,
eds., Revolution
reassessed: revisions in the
history of Tudor government
and administration
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D MacCulloch, ed., The reign of
Henry VIII. Politics, policy and piety
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J Guy ed., The Tudor
monarchy
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G. W.
Bernard,
Power and Politics in
Tudor England. 2000
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John McGurk
ed., The Tudor
Monarchies, 1485-1603
CUP 1999
Definitions and description
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GR Elton 'Tudor Government: the
points of contact: III The Court', Transactions of the Royal Historical Society,
1976
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M Girouard, Life in the English
country house
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David Starkey
'Representation through
Intimacy' in Joan Lewis,
ed, Symbols and
sentiments
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JA Murphy 'Popinjays or
professionals: officers
and ministers of the
mid-Tudor household',
Exeter Studies in
History, 1981
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Richard
Rex,
The Tudors, Stroud
2002
Personalities and incidents
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G Bernard 'The rise of Sir William
Compton, early Tudor courtier' English Historical Review, 96 (1981)
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G Bernard, The
power of the early
Tudor nobility: a
study of the fourth
and fifth earls of Shrewsbury
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GR Elton, 'Politics and the
Pilgrimage of Grace' in B Malament, ed, After the Reformation (also in Elton's
Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and government, vol 3)
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EW Ives, Letters and Accounts of
William Brereton of Malpas, Record society of Lancashire and Cheshire, 116
(1976)
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EW Ives,
'Faction at the
court of Henry VIII:
the fall of Anne
Boleyn' History
57 (1972)
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JA Guy, The
public career of Sir
Thomas More
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David Starkey 'Igtham Mote:
Politics and architecture in early Tudor England' Archaeologia, 107 (1981) --
summarized in History Today 30 (1980)
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Narasingha Prosad Sil 'The rise and
fall of Sir John Gates' Historical Journal 24 (1981)
Court and country: a suggested
interpretation
- David Starkey 'The political
structure of early Tudor England' in M Falkus and J Gillingham, eds,
Historical
Atlas of Great Britain
- Diane Willen, John Russell, first
earl of Bedford: one of the king's men
- David Starkey 'From feud
to faction: English politics c.1450- c.1550' History Today
32, (1982)
- David Starkey 'Court, council, and
nobility in Tudor England', in RG Asch and AM Burke ed., Princes, patronage and
the nobility.
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