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HISTORICAL PROBLEMS

Volume 6

TUDOR DYNASTIC PROBLEMS

First published in 1973 by George Allen & Unwin Ltd

This edition first published in 2021

by Routledge

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1973 George Allen & Unwin Ltd

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ISBN: 978-1-03-203925-1 (Set)

ISBN: 978-1-00-319296-1 (Set) (ebk)

ISBN: 978-1-03-203760-8 (Volume 6) (hbk)

ISBN: 978-1-03-203772-1 (Volume 6) (pbk)

ISBN: 978-1-00-318891-9 (Volume 6) (ebk)

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TUDOR DYNASTIC PROBLEMS

14601571

Mortimer Levine

West Virginia University

LONDON: GEORGE ALLEN & UNWIN LTD

NEW YORK: BARNES AND NOBLE BOOKS

(a division of Harper & Row Publishers, Inc.)

FIRST PUBLISHED 1973

This book is copyright under the Berne Convention. All rights are reserved. Apart from any fair dealing for the purpose of private study, research, criticism or review, as permitted under the Copyright Act, 1956, no part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, electrical, chemical, mechanical, optical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the copyright owner. Enquiries should be addressed to the publishers.

George Allen & Unwin Ltd 1973

British ISBN 0 04 942110 7 hardback

0 04 942111 5 paperback

Published in the USA 1973 by

HARPER & ROW, PUBLISHERS, INC.

BARNES & NOBLE IMPORT DIVISION

ISBN 06-4944250-3

PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN

in 10 on 11 point Plantin type by

THE ALDINE PRESS

LETCHWORTH, HERTS

FOR JACOB AND ANNA LEVINE
LOVING AND UNDERSTANDING PARENTS

CONTENTS

1 The dynastic rivalry of Lancaster and York

2 The reign of Henry VII

3 The reign of Henry VIII

4 The reigns of Edward VI and Mary I

5 The reign of Elizabeth I to 1571

DOCUMENTS

1 A Statute for those who are born in parts beyond the sea (1351)

2 The crown of England and France entailed upon King Henry IV and his sons (1406)

3 The duke of Yorks claim to the crown (1460)

4 Edward IVs title to the throne declared in Parliament (1461)

5 The attainder of George, duke of Clarence (1478)

6 An act for the settlement of the crown upon Richard III and his issue (1484)

7 Opinion of the judges regarding Henry VIIs attainder under the Yorkists (1485)

8 Henry VIIs title to the throne confirmed in Parliament (1485)

9 Henry VIIs repeal of the act confirming Richard IIIs title (1485)

10 The bull confirming Henry VIIs title and marriage (1486)

11 De Puebla to Ferdinand and Isabella (1500)

12 A comment attributed to Henry VII (c. 1501)

13 A discussion held at Calais (c. 1503)

14 Henry VIII to Cuthbert Tunstall and Sir Richard Wingfield (1525)

15 Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn (c. 1528)

16 Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon on the Divorce (1528)

17 Henry VIIIs first Succession Act (1534)

18 Reginald Pole on Henry VIIIs Divorce (1536)

19 Henry VIIIs second Succession Act (1536)

20 Robert Askes examination (1537)

21 Sir George Throckmorton to Henry VIII (1537)

22 Henry VIIIs third Succession Act (1544)

23 Henry VIIIs Will (1546)

24 Protector Somersets Epistle of Exhortation to the Scots (1548)

25 Edward VIs letters patent for the limitation of the crown (1553)

26 Mary I to Sir Edward Hastings (1533)

27 An act declaring Mary I legitimate (1553)

28 Simon Renard to Charles V (1553)

29 An act concerning the regal power (1554)

30 An Act of Recognition of the Queens Highness title to the Imperial Crown of this realm (1559)

31 Maitland of Lethingtons account of his negotiations with Elizabeth I (1561)

32 A clause to have been inserted in an act meant for the succession, but not passed (1563)

33 Mary Queen of Scots claim to the English succession attacked on national and religious grounds (1565)

34 The Common Cry of Englishmen to Elizabeth I and her Parliament (1566)

35 Elizabeth Is second Treasons Act (1571)

1. 1 The dynastic rivalry of Lancaster and York
2. 2 The reign of Henry VII
3. 3 The reign of Henry VIII
4. 4 The reigns of Edward VI and Mary I
5. 5 The reign of Elizabeth I to 1571
Documents
1. 1 A Statute for those who are born in parts beyond the sea (1351)
2. 2 The crown of England and France entailed upon King Henry IV and his sons (1406)
3. 3 The duke of Yorks claim to the crown (1460)
4. 4 Edward IVs title to the throne declared in Parliament (1461)
5. 5 The attainder of George, duke of Clarence (1478)
6. 6 An act for the settlement of the crown upon Richard III and his issue (1484)
7. 7 Opinion of the judges regarding Henry VIIs attainder under the Yorkists (1485)
8. 8 Henry VIIs title to the throne confirmed in Parliament (1485)
9. 9 Henry VIIs repeal of the act confirming Richard IIIs title (1485)
10. 10 The bull confirming Henry VIIs title and marriage (1486)
11. 11 De Puebla to Ferdinand and Isabella (1500)
12. 12 A comment attributed to Henry VII (c. 1501)
13. 13 A discussion held at Calais (c. 1503)
14. 14 Henry VIII to Cuthbert Tunstall and Sir Richard Wingfield (1525)
15. 15 Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn (c. 1528)
16. 16 Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon on the Divorce (1528)
17. 17 Henry VIIIs first Succession Act (1534)
18. 18 Reginald Pole on Henry VIIIs Divorce (1536)
19. 19 Henry VIIIs second Succession Act (1536)
20. 20 Robert Askes examination (1537)
21. 21 Sir George Throckmorton to Henry VIII (1537)
22. 22 Henry VIIIs third Succession Act (1544)
23. 23 Henry VIIIs Will (1546)
24. 24 Protector Somersets Epistle of Exhortation to the Scots (1548)
25. 25 Edward VIs letters patent for the limitation of the crown (1553)
26. 26 Mary I to Sir Edward Hastings (1533)
27. 27 An act declaring Mary I legitimate (1553)
28. 28 Simon Renard to Charles V (1553)
29. 29 An act concerning the regal power (1554)
30. 30 An Act of Recognition of the Queens Highness title to the Imperial Crown of this realm (1559)
31. 31 Maitland of Lethingtons account of his negotiations with Elizabeth I (1561)

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