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  1. The Privy Council Under The Early Tudors

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  2. “I wyl poure out the wordes of sorrowe”: politics in the Protestant and Catholic settings of Psalms 51 and 79 during the English Reformation

    … a fresh look at sacred music in the time of the Tudors and its role in the socio-political environment of 16th-century England, with implications for historians as well as choral conductors. Through the information given here, the study aims to provide conductors with impetus for new ideas …

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  3. He descended into hell: an English Reformation controversy

    … was taught in the successive reigns of the Tudors. The official formularies of the English church largely maintained the mainstream patristic view during the reigns of Henry VIII and Edward VI, but during the reign of Elizabeth I, pressures came from some of the continental reformers who had …

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  4. Sanctuary in Sixteenth-Century England

    … which had no place under the ‘modernising’ Tudors and so was never intended to be practically realised. For others, England’s statutory sanctuary towns were unable to fill the void left by their erstwhile ecclesiastical counterparts for which they substituted. And yet, the act of 1540 and …

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  5. Fashion Diplomacy at the Court of Henry VIII

    While dress historians have long recognised clothing as an essential feature of court life in sixteenth-century Europe, its value to other areas of scholarly inquiry has often been overlooked. The ephemeral nature of medieval and early modern dress, and the moralised and gendered assessments of …

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