Tudor Political Culture.

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Foreword Sir GEOFFREY ELTON Introduction DALE HOAK 1. On the road to 1534 THOMAS F. MAYER 2. Family and kinship relations at the Henrician court: the Boleyns and the Howards RETHA M. WARNICKE 3. The iconography of the crown imperial DALE HOAK 4. The royal image JOHN N. KING 5. Political culture and the built environment of the English country town, c. 1540-1620 ROBERT TITTLER 6. Court into country, country into court WILLIAM TIGHE 7. 'Death be very proud': Sidney, subversion and Elizabethan heraldic funerals J. F. R. dAY 8. 'O, 'tis a gallant king': Shakespeare's Henry V and the crisis of the 1590s PETER C. HERMAN 9. Parliament and the political society of Elizabethan England NORMAN JONES 10. Image and ritual in the Tudor parliaments DAVID DEAN 11. The countervailing of benefits: monopoly, liberty and benevolence in Elizabethan England DAVID HARRIS SACKS 12. The rhetoric of counsel in early modern England JOHN GUY.

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