:The Tudor Nobility

Sara Warneke

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The Tudor nobility in perspective, G.W. Bernard Henry VII and the English nobility, T.B. Pugh John Skelton, Cardinal Wolsey and the English nobility, G. Walker Henry Bourchier, Earl of Essex (1472-1540), S.J. Gunn Henry Percy, sixth Earl of Northumberland, and the fall of the House of Percy, R.W. Hoyle the downfall of Sir Thomas Seymour, G.W. Bernard the Dudley clientele, S.L. Adams power and duty in the Elizabethan aristocracy - George, Earl of Shrewsbury, the Glossopdale dispute and the Council, S.E. Kershaw.

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