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Notes and References
1 “A Most Accomplished Prince”
Letters and Papers . . . of the Reign of Henry VIII (hereafter cited as L&P).
George Cavendish.
Erasmus, Epistles.
B.L. Cotton MSS.: Titus.
Calendar of State Papers: Spanish (hereafter cited as CSP: Spanish).
Polydore Vergil.
Calendar of State Papers: Venetian (hereafter cited as CSP: Venetian).
Calendar of State
Papers: Milanese (hereafter cited as CSP: Milanese).
L&P.
CSP: Venetian.
CSP: Milanese.
State Papers of the Reign of Henry VIII (hereafter cited as State Papers).
L&P.
George Cavendish.
Thomas Stapleton.
Cited by Froude.
Original Letters, ed. Ellis.
See John Leland, Collectanea.
Erasmus: Epistles.
CSP: Venetian.
Ibid.
Cited in Bruce, The Making of Henry VIII.
Erasmus, Epistles.
CSP: Milanese.
William Thomas.
Erasmus, Opus Epistolarum.
Cited in Erickson, Great Harry.
CSP: Venetian.
Ibid.
Cited in Richardson, Mary Tudor.
William Thomas.
An inventory of the goods of Henry VIII was drawn up after his death in 1547. The first part, entitled “The first part of the inventory of the jewels, plate, stuff, ordnance, munitions and other goods belonging to our late sovereign lord King Henry the Eight” comprises MS. 129 of the Society of Antiquaries of London. The second part is in B.L. Harleian MS. 1419, vols. A and B (hereafter referred to as Inventory).
L&P.
Now in the National Maritime Museum.
Inventory.
Ibid.
B.L. Cotton MSS: Augustus.
B.L. Royal MSS.
Erasmus, Opus Epistolarum.
CSP: Spanish.
Huizinga, Erasmus.
CSP: Spanish.
Ibid.
L&P.
CSP: Spanish.
Ibid.
2 “The Triumphal Coronation”
Erasmus, Opus Epistolarum.
Ibid.
CSP: Venetian.
Edward Hall.
CSP: Spanish.
Ibid.
Edward Hall.
CSP: Spanish.
CSP: Venetian.
Ibid.
Henry Clifford, Life of Jane Dormer.
Original Documents relating to Queen Katherine of Aragon.
CSP: Spanish.
L&P.
Henry Clifford, Life of Jane Dormer.
Excerpta Historica; B.L. Additional MSS.
History of the King’s Works.
William Lambarde.
John Leland, Itinerary.
See Thurley, Royal Palaces.
History of the King’s Works.