Ten Tudor Statesmen

Alençon alliance Anne Boleyn Archbishop authority Burghley Burghley’s Cardinal Cardinal’s Catholic Cecil Charles Church clergy Colet condemned conscience Council course Court Cranmer Cromwell’s Crown dangerous death divorce doctrine doubt Drake Duke Earl ecclesiastical effect Elizabeth emperor enemies England English Essex expedition fact father favour Ferdinand foreign France French Guise hand Henry VIII Henry’s Huguenots Humphrey Gilbert Jane Seymour Katharine Katharine of Aragon king king’s knew later Legatine Lord Lutheran marriage married Mary Mary’s matter merely minister minister’s moral More’s Netherlands never Northumberland organised Papacy Papal Parliament party passed Philip plot political Pope position practical princes Protector Protestant Protestantism Queen Raleigh reason recognised Reformation reign religious Ridolfi plot rival royal scheme Scotland Scots sentiment Somerset Spain Spanish statesman Stephen Gardiner success theory thing Thomas Cromwell Thomas Wolsey throne Tudor Utopia Walsingham whole wife Wolsey Wolsey’s Yorkist young