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INDEX
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Abbeville
Abergavenny, Baron see Neville, Sir George
Abingdon
Act of Supremacy (1534)
Acton, Thomas
Adbaston, William
Adrian VI, Pope
Agincourt, Battle of (1415)
Agnadello, Battle of (1509)
Aix-la-Chapelle
Alcock, John (Bishop of Worcester; Lord Chancellor)
Alexander VI, Pope
Almains (German mercenaries)
almshouses
Altobello (horse)
America, exploration of
André, Bernard (blind court poet)
Angus, Earl of see Douglas, Archibald
Anne of Brittany (wife of Louis XII)
Anne of Cleves (fourth wife of Henry VIII)
Antwerp
ap Gruffudd, Rhys (grandson of Sir Rhys ap Thomas)
ap Jankin, Robert (murdered usher)
ap Robert, John (murdered servant)
ap Thomas, Sir Rhys
Aquitaine
Aragon, Katherine of (first wife of Henry VIII)
annulment of marriage to Henry
appearance and character
Battle of Flodden
betrothal to Henry
coronation
death
Henry’s secret repudiation of marriage treaty
marriage to Prince Arthur
marriage to Henry
personal badge
pregnancies and birth of children
regent during Henry’s absence in France
royal household
separation from daughter Mary
treatment by Henry VII
Arthur Tudor, Prince of Wales (brother of Henry VIII)
appearance
birth and naming
childhood
death and funeral
education
marriage to Katherine of Aragon
titles
Arundel, Earl of see FitzAlan, Thomas
Ashford, Kent
Aspenden
Assertio Septem Sacramentorum (‘Defence of the Seven Sacraments’)
astrology
Audley, Edmund (Bishop of Salisbury and Chancellor of the Order of Garter)
Austin Friars, Church of the
Bacon, Francis (Viscount St Albans)
Badoer, Andrea (Venetian ambassador)
Bainbridge, Cardinal Christopher (Archbishop of York and ambassador in Rome)
Baker, Matthew (Esquire of the Body)
Barbara (ship)
Barlow, Roger (explorer)
Barnet, Battle of (1471)
Barton, Andrew (Scottish privateer)
Bath, Order of the
battles:
Agincourt (1415)
Agnadello (1509)
Barnet (1471)
Blackheath (1497)
Bosworth (1485)
Flodden (1513)
Mortimer’s Cross (1461)
Pavia (1525)
Spurs (1513)
Stoke Field (1487)
Tewkesbury (1471)
Bayley, Elizabeth
Baynard’s Castle
Bayonne
Beaufort, John (First Duke of Somerset)
Beaufort, Lady Margaret (Countess of Richmond; mother of Henry VII)
antecedents
appearance
Book of Hours
at coronation of Henry VIII
death
marriages
ordinances for birth and christening of Henry VIII
patronage
piety and vow of chastity
properties
raising of grandchildren
regent for Henry VIII
relationship with Henry VII
titles and privileges
tomb
Beaulieu Abbey, Hampshire
Beaulieu, Essex, New Hall
Beauvais
Becket, St Thomas
Bereworth, Stephen (physician)
Berryman, William (food taster to Henry VII)
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Bewdley
Blackadder, Robert (Archbishop of Glasgow)
Blackfriars, L
ondon
Blackheath, Battle of (1497)
Blackmore, Essex, St Lawrence Priory
Blank, John (trumpeter)
Blomberg, Barbara (mistress of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor)
Blount, Elizabeth ‘Bessie’ (later Talboys; maid of honour to Katherine of Aragon; mistress of Henry VIII)
Blount, Sir John (member of Royal bodyguard; father of Elizabeth Blount)
Blount, William (Fourth Baron Mountjoy)
Boerio, Baptista (Genoese physician)
Boleyn, Anne (second wife of Henry VIII)
affairs and marriage plans
appearance and character
birth of Princess Elizabeth
coronation
created Marchioness of Pembroke
first appearance at court
mistress of Henry
secret marriage to Henry
trial and execution
Boleyn, Lady Elizabeth (mother of Anne and Mary)
Boleyn, George (later Viscount Rochford; brother of Anne and Mary)
Boleyn, Mary see Carey, Mary
Boleyn, Sir Thomas (later Viscount Rochford and Earl of Wiltshire and Ormond; father of Anne and Mary)
Bolt, Robert (mercer)
Bordeaux
Bosworth, Battle of (1485)
Bothwell, Earl of see Hepburn, Patrick
Boulogne
Bourchier, Henry (Second Earl of
Essex)
Bourchier, John (Third Baron Fitzwarren)
Bourchier, Thomas (Archbishop of Canterbury)
Brandenburg, Johann, Marquis of
Brandon, Charles (Duke of Suffolk)
marriage to Mary Tudor
secret mission to France
Brandon, Henry (first son of Mary Tudor and Duke of Suffolk)
Brandon, Sir Thomas (Master of the King’s Horse)
Brandon, Sir William (Henry VII’s standard-bearer)
Bray, Sir Reginald (Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster)
Braybroke, James
Brest
Bridewell Palace
Brighton, destroyed by French
Brinon, John (French envoy)
Bristol
Brittany, Henry VII’s exile
Brown, John (painter)
Browne, Anne (wife of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk)
Browne, Sir Anthony
Bruges
Bruton Abbey
Bryan, Francis
Buckingham, Duke of see Stafford, Edward
Bulmer, Sir William
Burbage, Cecily (wet nurse)
Burgos
Butler, James (Ninth Earl of Ormond)
Butler, Thomas (Seventh Earl of Ormond; Lord Chamberlain)
Butt, Stephen (sea captain)
Butts, William (physician)
Cadiz
Caius, John
Calais
Calverd, Edmond (page)
Cambridge, Great St Mary’s Church
Campeggio, Cardinal Lorenzo
Canterbury
St Augustine’s Priory
Canterbury Cathedral
Caraffa, Gianpetro (Papal Legate)
card games
Carew, Sir Edmund
Carew, Sir John
Carew, Nicholas
Carey, Catherine (daughter of Mary Boleyn)
Carey, Henry (later First Baron Hunsdon; son of Mary Boleyn)
Carey, Mary (née Boleyn; mistress of Henry VIII)
Carey, William (Esquire of the Body; husband of Mary Boleyn)
Carmarthen Castle
Caroz, Luis (Spanish ambassador)
Castelli, Adriano (Bishop of Hereford)
Castile
Catesby, William
Cavendish, George (Gentleman Usher to Wolsey)
Cawood Castle
Chace, Jane
Chadworth, Friar Henry
Channel Islands
Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor (earlier Duke of Burgundy)
betrothal to Mary Tudor
mistresses
Charles VIII of France
Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy
Charles of Egmond, Duke of Gueldres
Chawry, Richard (Lord Mayor of London)
Cherbourg
Chester
Cheyneygates, Westminster
Chieregato, Francesco (Apostolic Nuncio)
Cholmeley, Sir Richard (deputy lieutenant to Constable of the Tower)
Christ’s College, Cambridge
Cicero
Cinque Ports
Clapham, Christopher (imprisoned porter)
Clarence, Duke of see Plantagenet, George
Clement VII, Pope
Clement, Richard (Groom to Henry VII)
Clifford, Henry (Tenth Baron Clifford)
Clifford, Sir Henry
Clifford, Sir Robert
Clink Prison, Southwark
Coffin, William
Coldharbour, Thames Street
Coldstream
Collyweston
Colt, Jane (first wife of Thomas More)
Compiegne
Compton, Sir William (Groom of the Stool)
Conway, Sir Hugh (Treasurer of Calais)
Cope, John (tailor)
Cork
Cornish, William (composer and dramatist)
Cornwall
Corpus Christi College, Oxford
Courtenay, Peter (Bishop of Winchester)
Courtenay, Edward (son of Marquis of Exeter)
Courtenay, Henry (First Marquis of Exeter)
Courtenay, Sir William (son of Earl of Devonshire)
Cranmer, Thomas (Archbishop of Canterbury)
Croke, Richard (tutor)
Cromwell, Thomas (later Earl of Essex)
Croydon
Crue, Thomas
Cumming, Sir William (Lyon King of Arms)
Cushing’s syndrome
Cutt, Sir John (Under-Treasurer of the Exchequer)
da Modena, Renaldo
Darcy, Thomas (First Baron Darcy; Captain of the Royal Guard)
abortive expedition to North Africa
Daubeney, Giles (Eighth Baron Daubeney; Lord Chamberlain)
Dauphiné
de Almazan, Miguel (First Secretary of State to Ferdinand II of Aragon)
de Ayala, Don Pedro (Spanish ambassador)
de Carceres, Francesca (attendant of Katherine of Aragon)
de Clermont, René (Vice-Admiral of France)
de Estrada, Ferdinand, Duke (Spanish ambassador)
de’ Gigli, Giovanni (Bishop of Worcester)
de’ Gigli, Silvestro (Bishop of Worcester)
de Grimaldi, Francisco (banker)
de Heull, Guyote (Spear)
de la Pole, Edmund (Sixth Earl of Suffolk)
de la Pole, John (First Earl of Lincoln)
de la Pole, Richard (brother of First Earl of Lincoln and Sixth Earl of Suffolk)
de la Pole, William (brother of First Earl of Lincoln and Sixth Earl of Suffolk)
de Laude, Paulo (Milanese ambassador)
de Mendoza, Iòigo (Spanish ambassador)
de Pisseleu d’Heilly, Anne, Duchesse d’Estampes (mistress of Francis I)
de Pleine, Gerard (President of the Council of Flanders)
de Puebla, Roderigo (Spanish ambassador)
de Salinas, Maria (lady-in-waiting to Katherine of Aragon)
de Soncino, Raimondo (Milanese ambassador)
de Velville, Sir Roland (reputed bastard son of Henry VII)
de Venegas, Inez (wife of William Blount, Baron Mountjoy)
de Vere, John (Thirteenth Earl of Oxford; Constable of the Tower, Great Chamberlain and Lord High Admiral)
de Vivaldo, Luigi (merchant)
de Werbecque, Jehan
de Worde, Wynkyn (printer)
Deane, Henry (Archbishop of Canterbury)
‘Defence of the Seven Sacraments’ (Assertio Septem Sacramentorum)
Delacourt, John (confessor to Duke of Buckingham)
&nb
sp; Dennis, Hugh (Groom)
Denton, Elizabeth (Lady Mistress of the Nursery)
Denys, Hugh (attendant of Henry VII)
Derby, Earl of see Stanley, Thomas
Desmond, Earl of see Fitzgerald, Maurice
D’Ewes, Giles (tutor and royal librarian)
Digby, Benjamin (Yeoman of the Queen’s Wardrobe of the Beds)
Dighton, John
Ditton, Buckinghamshire
Dogmersfield
Dorset, marquises of see Grey, Thomas (First Marquis of Dorset); Grey, Thomas (Second Marquis of Dorset)
Dort, Netherlands
Douglas, Archibald (Sixth Earl of Angus; second husband of Margaret Tudor)
Douglas, Lady Margaret (daughter of Margaret Tudor)
Dover
Dover Castle
Draughton, Margaret (rocker of the royal cradle)
Droitwich
du Bellay, Jean (French ambassador)
Dublin
Christ Church Cathedral
Dudley, Edmund (president of Henry VII’s council)
imprisonment and execution
Dudley, John (First Duke of Northumberland)
Dunstable
Durham, Ushaw College
Durham House, London
Dynham, John (First Baron Dynham; Lord High Treasurer)
dysentery
Edinburgh, Holyrood House
Edmund Tudor (First Earl of Richmond; father of Henry VII)
Edmund Tudor (Duke of Somerset; brother of Henry VIII)
Edward the Confessor, St
Edward I
Edward III
Edward IV
Edward V
Edward VI (earlier Prince Edward; son of Henry VIII)
Eleanor of Austria (daughter of Philip, Archduke of Burgundy)
Elizabeth I (earlier Princess Elizabeth; daughter of Henry VIII)
Elizabeth Tudor (sister of Henry VIII)
Elizabeth of York (mother of Henry VIII) see York, Elizabeth of
Eltham Palace
Empson, Sir Richard (Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster)
imprisonment and execution
Erasmus, Desiderius
meets young Henry
Catalogue of Lucubrations
Prosopiæ Britanniæ
Errenteria
Essex, earls of see Bourchier, Henry; Cromwell, Thomas
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