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Tudor Conciliar Theorists
… letters, and notes, from which a description of Tudor ideas in relation to proposals to hold a general council can be derived. This Tudor Conciliar Theory has a definite beginning.</p> <p>Henry VIII developed a flexible foreign policy to deal with continental suggestions to hold a general council …
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A tudor country house
Thesis (B.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 1916.
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Tudor women writers fashioning masculinity
… by focusing on selected writings of the Tudor sisters Mary and Elizabeth and Jane Fitzalan’s *Tragedie of Iphigeneia*. The second chapter identifies how Elizabeth’s unique discursive strategies were designed to elicit support from her male subjects and subdue the belligerence that …
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Thomas Berthelet and Tudor Propaganda
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Elizabeth Tudor: Reconciling Femininity And Authority
Elizabeth Tudor succeeded to England's throne during a time when misogynist societal ideology questioned the authority of a female monarch. Religious opposition to a woman ruler was based on biblical precedent, which reflected the general attitude that women were inferior to men. Elizabeth's …
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An Edition of Three Tudor Dialogues
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Catholic and Protestant martyrdom in Tudor England
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Tudor prose satire : the dynamics of a visual mode
"Peter Bruegel's Dulle Griet ("Mad Meg") is a collage of feverish movement replete with monstrous figures, absurd concoctions, and soberly aggressive peasant women. A besieged village forms the lower half of the setting while a parched wasteland stretches disjunctively in the background. A …
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Saint Thomas More's 'Richard Iii' in the Tudor Chronicles
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Justices of the Peace in Mid-Tudor England, 1547-1569
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Blood and Fire: The Inquisition of Mary Tudor, 1555-1558
Infamously, during the reign of Mary Tudor (1553 to 1558) a terrible persecution occurred in which the government executed 283 Protestants for the crime of heresy. The Crown adopted these harsh polices in order to preserve the royal regime. As heresy became synonymous with sedition, Queen Mary's …
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Resonant Bodies: Pauline Oliveros, David Tudor, and Music Mediated, 1950–1980
… of Pauline Oliveros (1932–2016) and David Tudor (1926–1996) to understand how the contemporary genre of “sound art” evolved out of experimental music in the postwar United States. Substantially expanding the scope of Oliveros and Tudor’s legacies, long understood in purely music-historical …
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Living in Fear: An Analysis of Writings by Elizabeth Tudor, 1544-1565
… thesis is to analyze the writings of Elizabeth Tudor and determine whether she was aware of the instability of her position in her formative years. I analyze how Elizabeth used language to both conceal and reveal knowledge of her precarious status as a princess-in-waiting. The thesis considers …
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Reforming nationhood : England in the literature of the Tudor imperial age, 1509-1553
… important outcomes for our perception of early Tudor political culture, and for our wider appreciation of the origins of English national identity. It differentiates the Habsburg imperial idea from the Tudor ideology of empire inherited by Henry VIII upon his accession in 1509. It then …
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Practices and performances of queenship: Catherine of Aragon and Margaret Tudor, 1503-1533
… Catherine of Aragon (r. 1509-1533) and Margaret Tudor (r. 1503-1513). It examines the responsibilities, rights, duties, and actions of Catherine and Margaret within their sixteenth-century dynastic context, without a teleological focus on the controversies of their later lives. As the first wife …
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