Arthur D. (Arthur Donald) Innes - Ten Tudor Statesmen
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STATESMEN
By ARTHUR D. INNES
AUTHOR OF
ENGLAND UNDER THE TUDORS
EVELEIGH NASH
1906
Tavistock Street, London
| I | |
| HENRY VII | |
| PAGE | |
| I. | INTRODUCTORY |
| II. | HENRYS EARLY YEARS, ACCESSION, AND ESTABLISHMENT OF THE DYNASTY |
| III. | THE TUDOR ABSOLUTION AND THE EXCHEQUER |
| IV. | COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL POLICY |
| V. | JUDICATURE |
| VI. | FOREIGN POLICY |
| VII. | CHARACTER |
| II | |
| CARDINAL WOLSEY | |
| I. | APPRECIATIONS |
| II. | CARDINALIS PACIFICATOR |
| III. | WOLSEY AND THE FRENCH WAR |
| IV. | DOMESTIC POLICY |
| V. | THE DIVORCE |
| VI. | WOLSEY AND THE REFORMATION |
| VII. | WOLSEYS FALL AND CHARACTER |
| III | |
| SIR THOMAS MORE | |
| I. | INTRODUCTORY |
| II. | UNDER HENRY VII |
| III. | THE EARLY YEARS OF HENRY VIII |
| IV. | THE UTOPIA |
| V. | MORE IN PUBLIC LIFE |
| VI. | INDIGNATIO PRINCIPIS |
| VII. | CHARACTER AND DEATH |
| IV | |
| THOMAS CROMWELL | |
| I. | THOMAS CROMWELL |
| II. | EARLIER CAREER AND RISE TO POWER |
| III. | PLANNING THE CAMPAIGN |
| IV. | CONTRA ECCLESIAM |
| V. | THE FABRIC OF DESPOTISM |
| VI. | CROMWELL AND PROTESTANTISM |
| VII. | CROMWELLS FALL |
| V | |
| HENRY VIII | |
| I. | APPRECIATIONS |
| II. | THE CARDINAL RULES |
| III. | WAR |
| IV. | THE DIVORCE |
| V. | THE NEW POLICY |
| VI. | DIVERGENCES BETWEEN HENRY AND CROMWELL |
| VII. | HENRYS CLOSING YEARS |
| VIII. | HENRYS MARRIAGES |
| IX. | HENRYS CHARACTER |
| VI | |
| PROTECTOR SOMERSET | |
| I. | MISCONCEPTIONS |
| II. | THE PROTECTOR AND HIS PROBLEMS |
| III. | SOMERSET AND SCOTLAND |
| IV. | SOMERSETS RELIGIOUS POLICY |
| V. | SOMERSET AND THE SOCIAL PROBLEM |
| VI. | THE LORD ADMIRAL |
| VII. | THE EX-PROTECTOR |
| VII | |
| ARCHBISHOP CRANMER | |
| I. | INTRODUCTORY |
| II. | CRANMER AT CAMBRIDGE |
| III. | RISE TO THE ARCHBISHOPRIC |
| IV. | HENRYS PRIMATE |
| V. | CRANMER AND SOMERSET |
| VI. | THE FLOWING TIDE OF PROTESTANTISM |
| VII. | DE PROFUNDIS |
| VIII | |
| WILLIAM CECIL (LORD BURGHLEY) | |
| I. | THE MINISTERS OF QUEEN ELIZABETH |
| II. | CECIL UNDER EDWARD VI. AND MARY |
| III. | FOREIGN AFFAIRS AT ELIZABETHS ACCESSION |
| IV. | DOMESTIC AND SCOTTISH POLICY |
| V. | CECIL AND PROTESTANTISM |
| VI. | ELIZABETHS SECOND PERIOD |
| VII. | THE WAR WITH SPAIN |
| VIII. | AN APPRECIATION |
| IX | |
| SIR FRANCIS WALSINGHAM | |
| I. | WALSINGHAMS CHARACTER |
| II. | WALSINGHAMS RISE |
| III. | AMBASSADOR AT PARIS |
| IV. | ENTANGLEMENTS |
| V. | DETECTIVE METHODS |
| VI. | THE END |
| X | |
| SIR WALTER RALEIGH | |
| I. | CHARACTER |
| II. | RALEIGHS RISE |
| III. | VIRGINIA |
| IV. | AFTER THE ARMADA |
| V. | FAVOUR AND FALL |
| VI. | CAPTIVE AND VICTIM |
| Henry VII. |
| From a Painting by an unknown Flemish artist, in the National Portrait Gallery |
| To face page |
| Cardinal Wolsey |
| From a Painting by Holbein in the collection at Christ Church, Oxford |
| Sir Thomas More |
| From a Painting by Holbein in the National Portrait Gallery |
| Thomas Cromwell, 1st Earl of Essex |
| By Holbein , from an Engraving by Houbraken in the British Museum |
| Henry VIII. |
| From a Portrait by Jost van Cleef in the Royal Collection at Hampton Court Palace |
| Protector Somerset |
| From a Painting by Holbein |
| Thomas Cranmer |
| From a Painting by G. Fliccius in the National Portrait Gallery |
| William Cecil (Lord Burghley) |
| From a Portrait by Marc Gheeraedts (?) in the National Portrait Gallery |
| Sir Francis Walsingham |
| From an engraving by G. Vertue after the picture by Holbein, in the British Museum |
| Sir Walter Raleigh |
| From the Painting by Federigo Zuccaro in the National Portrait Gallery |
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