Mary Rose (29 page)

39
. For a brief account of the property manipulations attendant upon changes in the incumbents of sees, see Heal,
Prelates and Princes
, pp. 134–5.

40
.
Letters and Papers
, IX, no. 139.

41
.
Catalogue des Actes de Francios Ier
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42
.
Letters and Papers
, VI, no. 1434.
Catalogue des Actes
, II, 6426, 6604, 6618. Gunn,
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43
.
Cal. Span
., V, i, p. 114.

44
. M. St Clare Byrne,
The Lisle Letters
(1981), IV, p. 164, n. 1.
Letters and Papers
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9. The Legacy

1
. J. A. Guy,
The Public Career of Sir Thomas More
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2
.
The Clifford Letters of the Sixteenth Century
, ed. A. G. Dickens (Surtees Society, 1962), pp. 24, 141. ‘The Clifford Letters’, ed. R. W. Hoyle (
Camden Miscellany
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Statutes of the Realm
, IV, i, p. 587. 27 Henry VIII, c. 36.

3
. M. H. and R. Dodds,
The Pilgrimage of Grace, 1536–1537, and the Exeter Conspiracy, 1538
(1915), I, pp.?119?20. Gunn, 119–20. Gunn,
Charles Brandon
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4
.
Letters and Papers
, XI, nos. 600, 661, 680, 808.

5
. Ibid., nos. 716, 756, 773, 808.

6
. Gunn,
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, p. 147.

7
.
State Papers
, I, p. 522.

8
. For the terms of the Pontefract agreement see R. W. Hoyle,
The Pilgrimage of Grace and the Politics of the 1530s
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9
.
Letters and Papers
, XII, i, nos. 636, 1284.

10
. Ibid., XV, no. 942 (52). Lincoln R.O. 2Anc 1/5.6, 3/A/ 48, 49.

11
. Gunn,
Charles Brandon
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12
.
Letters and Papers
, XIV, ii, no. 342. Addendum, ii, no. 1414.

13
. TNA C54/425. Lincolnshire R.O. 1Anc.11/C/1a.

14
.
Lisle Letters
, IV, nos. 845a, 874–5, 880, 901.

15
. D. Loades,
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16
. C. Wriothesley,
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17
.
State Papers
, V, p. 306.

18
.
Letters and Papers
, XIX, ii, no. 483.

19
. Ibid., nos. 5, 222, 236, 276, 424.

20
. Gunn,
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, p. 193.

21
.
Letters and Papers
, XIX, ii, nos. 353, 365, 374, 377, 383, 395, 402, 415.

22
. Only half of this purchase price was paid in cash. TNA E318/20/1079, mm. 3–5.

23
. TNA SC12/23/29, ff. 4–5. Lincoln R.O. 2Anc3/A/49.

24
. D. MacCulloch,
Suffolk and the Tudors
(1986), p. 159.

25
. Susan Brigden, ‘Popular Disturbance and the Fall of Thomas Cromwell and the Reformers, 1539–40’,
Historical Journal
, 24, 1981, p. 266. J. Foxe,
Acts and Monuments
(ed. 1583), p. 1206.

26
. Gunn,
Charles Brandon
, pp. 198–9.

27
. C. Garrett,
The Marian Exiles
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Acts and Monuments
pp. 2078-80.

28
.
ODNB
.

29
.
Statutes of the Realm
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30
. E. W. Ives, ‘Tudor Dynastic Problems re-visited’,
Historical Research
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31
. Ibid.

32
. Inner Temple MS Petyt xlvii, f. 316. Printed and edited in J. G. Nichols (ed.)
The Literary Remains of King Edward VI
(Roxburgh Club, 1857), II, pp. 571–2.

33
. D. Loades,
John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland
(1996), pp. 240–1. E. W. Ives,
Lady Jane Grey
(2009), pp. 151–4.

34
. This was done, but the patent never passed the Seals, so it had no status in law. The force of the Device therefore depended entirely upon Edward’s prerogative power. Ives,
Jane Grey
, pp. 166–8.

35
. D. Loades,
Mary Tudor: A Life
(1989), pp. 171–82.

36
. D. Loades,
Two Tudor Conspiracies
(1965), p. 115.

37
. Mary had made it clear before her marriage that, in the event of her leaving no heir of her body, she did not wish Elizabeth to succeed.
Cal. Span
., XI, p. 393.

38
. For a full exploration of Catherine’s claim and its supporters, see Mortimer Levine,
The Early Elizabethan Succession Question
(1966).

39
. Ibid., pp. 14–15.

40
. If the marriage had been conducted in the presence of witnesses (as this was), it would have constituted a binding contract
per verba de praesenti
until the law was changed in 1753. Ibid., p. 27.

41
. Ibid., pp. 165–98.

42
. Cecil to Sir Thomas Smith, 21 August 1565. Ellis,
Original Letters
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43
. W. MacCaffrey,
Queen Elizabeth and the Making of Policy, 1572–88
(1981), pp. 480–1.

44
. Parsons (writing as ‘R. Dolman’),
A Conference about the Next Succession to the Crowne of England
(1594).

45
. G. R. Elton,
England under the Tudors
(1955), genealogical tables.

46
. David Loades,
The Cecils
(2007), pp. 219-223.

M
ANUSCRIPTS

British Library
Cotton MS
    Caligula B.1, B.VI, D.VI
    Galba B.VI
    Vespasian B.II, F.XIII
Egerton MS 985
Harley MS 6986
Harley Charter 43E8

The National Archives
C.24, 54
E179
PROB11
STAC2
SP1
WARDS9

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Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, 1484–1545
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