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VI: 1500-1600 REBELLION Q: Why did Tudor people rebel against
their rulers?
Useful introduction
- A Fletcher, Tudor rebellions
(5th edition, 2004)
- David Starkey 'The string untuned:
a riot at Hoddesdon, 1534' History Today 29 (1979), and cf Fortescue
(counters 1.)
- Alison Wall,
Power and Protest in England, 1525-1640.
Reconstructions in Early Modern
History. London, 2000
- Tim Harris, ed.
The Politics of the Excluded, 1500-1850.
Basingstoke: Palgrave, 2001
Rebellions and interpretations:
- GW Bernard,
War, Taxation, and
Rebellion in Early Tudor England. Henry VIII, Wolsey and the Amicable Grant of
1525. [On 1525]
- ML
Bush, The Pilgrimage of Grace
- ME
James 'Obedience and dissent in Henrician England'
Past and Present 48 (1970)
- RB Smith,
Land and politics in the
England of Henry VIII
- GR Elton 'Politics and the
Pilgrimage of Grace' in B Malament, ed, After the Reformation (also in his
Studies vol 3)
- D MacCulloch 'Kett's rebellion in
context' Past and Present 84 (1979)
- J
Cornwall, 1549: the revolt of the peasantry
- D Loades,
Two Tudor conspiracies
- P
Clark, English provincial society,
chapter 3, [offers a more 'religious'
interpretation]
- ME
James, 'The concept of order and the Northern
Rising of 1569' Past and Present, 60
(1973)
- WT MacCaffrey,
The shaping of the
Elizabethan regime
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