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IV: 1500-1600: PARLIAMENT
Q: 'The idea of a "growth of
opposition" in the Tudor Parliaments is grossly misconceived'. Discuss.
Overviews
- JS Roskell 'Perspectives in English
Parliamentary History' in E Fryde and E Miller, ed, Historical studies of the
English Parliament, vol II
- GL Harris 'Medieval
doctrines in the debate on supply, 1610-1629' in K Sharpe, ed,
Faction and Parliament -- and cf
Fortescue (above II.2).
- J Gillingham 'Parliament, taxation
and the defence of the realm' in Falkus and Gillingham, Historical Atlas of
Great Britain
Examples of pre-Tudor parliamentary
vigor
- BP Wolffe 'Acts of resumption in the
Lancastrian parliaments' in Fryde and Miller, Historical studies of the
English Parliament
- RL Storey 'Liveries and commissions
of the peace, 1388-90' in FRH Du Boulay and Caroline Barron, ed, The reign of
Richard II
The Tudor parliament: generally
- GR Elton 'Tudor government: the
points of contact I: Parliament' Transactions of the Royal Historical Society 24
(1974)
- MAR Graves,
The Tudor Parliaments
- MAR
Graves, Elizabethan Parliaments
- JE Neale, The Elizabethan House of
Commons
Tudor Parliaments: narrative and
analysis
- GR Elton 'The Rolls of Parliament,
1449-1547' Historical Journal 22 (1979)
- JA
Guy, The public career of Sir Thomas More
- SE Lehmberg,
The Reformation
parliament, 1529-36
- SE Lehmberg,
The later parliaments of Henry VIII
- GR Elton,
Reform and renewal, esp
chapters 4-6
- GR Elton,
The Parliament of England 1559-1581
- MAR
Graves, The House of Lords in the parliaments of
Edward VI and Mary I
- JE Neale,
Elizabeth and her
parliaments 2 vols
- W Notestein 'The winning of the
initiative by the house of commons' Proceedings of the British Academy 11 (1924)
Critiques
- David Starkey 'History without
politics' Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 28 (1977)
-
Jennifer Loach 'Conservatism and consent in
parliament, 1547-1559' in J Loach and R Tittler, eds,
The mid-Tudor
polity
- GR Elton 'Parliament in the
sixteenth century: functions and fortunes' Historical Journal 22 (1979)
- MAR
Graves 'Thomas Norton the parliament man: an
Elizabethan MP 1559-1581' Historical Journal
23 (1980)
and see also
- CSR Russell 'Parliamentary history
in perspective, 1604-29' History 61 (1976)
- NL
Jones 'Parliament and governance of
Elizabethan England: a review', Albion 19 (1987), 327-46
- J
Loach, Parliaments under the Tudors
- D
Dean, Law-making and society in
late-Elizabethan England: the parliament of
England 1584-1601
-
Allen D. Boyer,
Sir Edward Coke and the Elizabethan Age.
Stanford University Press,
2003
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