The Last Days of Henry VIII: Conspiracy, Treason and Heresy at the Court of the Dying Tyrant (56 page)

death of Henry
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Kett’s rebellion
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King’s Pensioners
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knighted at Edward’s christening
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pardoned
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Thomas Seymour
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Warden of Scottish Marches
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parrot
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Parsons, Robert (Jesuit)
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Paul III, Pope
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Paulet, Chidock (man of arms)
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Paulet, Sir William (Lord St John, Marquis of Winchester, Lord Steward)
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Act of Attainder
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Augustine
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death of Henry
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,
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executor of Henry’s will
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Henry’s funeral
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Henry’s monument
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Henry’s will
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Norfolk
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Paul’s Cross, London
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Pearson, Anthony (priest tried for heresy)
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Peckham, Sir Edmund (Treasurer and Master of the Mint)
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Pembroke, first Earl of (grandfather of William Herbert)
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Penn, Sybil (nurse to Edward)
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Peto, Friar (later Cardinal)
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Petre, Sir William (Secretary of State)
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Gardiner
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Henry’s monument
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Henry’s speech to Parliament
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KP’s regency
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peace talks with France
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Philip, King of Spain (son of Charles V)
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Gardiner
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marries Queen Mary I
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Philip, John Birnie (sculptor)
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Philip, Landgrave of Hesse
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Phillips, Robert (tutor of Ralfe Lyons)
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Pickering, William (servant to Surrey)
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Pigott (Thomas Seymour’s servant)
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Pilgrimage of Grace (Northern rebellion)
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distraction from planning Henry’s

monument
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Latimers
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Pontefract Castle
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Surrey
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plague
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Calais
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London
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Marshalsea Prison
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Portsmouth
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Windsor
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Plantagenet, Arthur (illegitimate son of Edward IV)
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pneumonia (Elizabeth’s death)
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poaching
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poisoners
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Pole, Sir Geoffrey (Henry’s health)
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Pole, Henry (Lord Montague)
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,
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executed
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Pole, Cardinal Reginald (Archbishop of Canterbury)
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Ponet, John (Bishop of Winchester)
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Poor Knights of Windsor
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Portinari, Giovanni (engineer)
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portraits
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Anne of Cleves
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Denny
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Edward
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Gardiner
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KP
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search for wife for Henry
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Surrey
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Whitehall Mural
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Portsmouth
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Powell, Edward (papist, executed)
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Privy Chamber
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Anne of Cleves
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barbers
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Clerk
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Culpeper
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Fowler
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Gardiner
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Henry’s death
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Henry’s ill health
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,
(iii)

Henry’s monument
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KH
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(iii)

KP’s parrot
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Lambert’s appeal
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Lord Charles Howard
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Norfolk
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slippers
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Surrey
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Thomas Seymour
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van Wilder
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see also
Denny, Sir Anthony; Heneage,

Sir Thomas; Herbert, Sir William

Privy Council
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Anne of Cleves
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,
(ii)

Anne Askew
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attack on Edinburgh
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Boulogne
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,
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coronation of Edward
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Cranmer
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Cromwell
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Culpeper
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curfew
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Dacres
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death of Henry
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,
(v)

Dereham
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disposable pottery urinals
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Edward
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Englefield
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French peace treaty
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Gardiner
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Gates
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Henry’s ill health
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Henry’s monument
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Henry’s will
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KH
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KP
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KP’s regency
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Mary
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Norfolk
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Paget
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Petre
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plot against KP
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poaching and murder case
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regency
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religious factions
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(iv)
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(v)
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(vi)
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(vii)
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(viii)
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(ix)

repaying loans
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Richard Read
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Robert Huicke
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Somerset
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succession
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Suffolk
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Surrey
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Thomas Seymour
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war with France
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William Parr
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Wriothesley
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Privy Gardens
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apple trees
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Protestants
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Anne of Cleves
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Bale
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Cranmer
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Edward
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Elizabeth
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executions of evangelical priests
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French peace treaty
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Gardiner
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Germany
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Glaterus Doloenus
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Henry’s monument
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Lassels
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Mowntayne
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plot against KP
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Rich
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search for wife for Henry
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Six Articles
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Puddifant (sexton of St George’s)
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puerperal fever

Jane Seymour
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KP
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quartan fever (Edward)
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Ratcliffe, Anne (Countess of Sussex)
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Ratcliffe, Henry (Earl of Sussex)
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death of Henry
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Rattsey, Jane (lady-in-waiting to Anne of Cleves)
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Read, Richard (alderman refuses to pay tax)
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Real Presence
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execution for denying
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William Huicke
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regency
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Henry’s will
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KP
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,
(iv)
,
(v)

Lorraine
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Scotland
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Somerset as Lord Protector
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sought by Howard family
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religion
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book translation
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conservatives
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(v)
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(vii)
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(viii)
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(ix)
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(x)
,
(xi)
,
(xii)
,
(xiii)

creeping to the cross
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(iv)

Cromwell
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,
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Denny
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(ii)

differing factions
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,
(iv)

doctors
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Edward
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(ii)
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(iv)
,
(v)
,
(vi)

evangelism
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,
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,
(iv)
,
(v)

French peace treaty
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Gardiner
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heresy
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KP
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(ii)
,
(iii)

Lambert’s appeal
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Lassels
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Masses for Henry after death
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Norfolk
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,
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,
(iv)
,
(v)

Privy Council
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(v)
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(vi)
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(vii)
,
(viii)
,
(ix)

reformists
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(v)
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(vi)
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(vii)
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(viii)
,
(ix)
,
(x)
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(xi)
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(xii)
,
(xiii)
,
(xiv)
,
(xv)

Six Articles
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William Huicke
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see also
Catholicism; evangelism; heresy;

Protestants; Real Presence

Religious Injunctions
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Renee of Guise (sister to Marie)
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Reynolds, Patrick (apothecary)
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Henry’s funeral
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Henry’s will
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Rhases (Arabian physician)
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Rich, Sir Richard (Baron Rich)
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,
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Anne Askew
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death of Henry
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Henry’s will
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informant against Cromwell
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KP
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perjury at More’s trial
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religious conservatism
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,
(ii)
,
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Richmond, Duchess of
see
Howard, Mary

Richmond, Duke of
see
Fitzroy, Henry

Richmond, Margaret Countess of (grandmother of Henry)
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Richmond Palace, Surrey
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Roberts, John (yeoman)
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Rochford, Lady Jane (widow of George Boleyn)
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Anne of Cleves
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execution
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Rogers, Edward (witness against Surrey)
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Roos, Richard (poisoner boiled alive)
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Rowlands, Richard (Henry’s monument)
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Royal College of Physicians
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Rumpy le Conte
(French warship)
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Russell, Jane (rocker of Edward’s cradle)
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Russell, John Lord (Earl of Bedford, Lord Privy Seal)
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Act of Attainder
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Anne of Cleves
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Cranmer
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