The Last Days of Henry VIII: Conspiracy, Treason and Heresy at the Court of the Dying Tyrant (51 page)

Cromwell
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death warrant
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Denny
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Edward
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executed
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executor of Henry’s will
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Gardiner
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godfather to Edward
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Great Bible
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Henry’s death
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Henry’s funeral
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Henry’s will
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KH
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Lambert’s appeal
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licence for wedding of Henry and KP
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marriage of Henry and Anne of Cleves
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peace treaty with France
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prayers for war with France
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secretary (Ralph Morice)
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Six Articles
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wife
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Crepy (peace treaty)
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Crome, Dr Edward (preacher)
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Cromer, Walter (doctor)
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Henry’s funeral
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Henry’s will
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Cromwell, Thomas (Earl of Essex, Lord Privy Seal)
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Anabaptists
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Anne of Cleves
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arrested for treason
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Augustine
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confiscation of land and assets
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death of Jane Seymour
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Denny
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Edward
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executed
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Gardiner
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Great Bible
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Henry’s constipation
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Henry’s funeral
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Henry’s jousting accident
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Henry’s monument
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heresy
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KP’s household
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Lambert’s appeal
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Norfolk
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papal Bull
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Pilgrimage of Grace
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religious reform
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Rich informs against
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Six Articles
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speech from the scaffold
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spoils of St Pancras priory
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stripped of Garter insignia
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Surrey
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Tower of London (letter to Henry)
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crossbows
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Culpeper, Thomas (Gentleman of the Privy Chamber)
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affair with KH
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executed
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,
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pardon for rape and murder
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pardon for servant
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Cumberland, Duke of (opening Henry’s vault)
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Cure, Cornelius (sculptor)
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Cushing’s syndrome
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da Rovezzano, Benedetto (sculptor)

Henry’s monument
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Wolsey’s monument
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Dacre
see
Fiennes, Thomas

Dacres, Robert (Master of Requests)
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dancing
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KP
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d’Annebaut, Admiral Claud (French navy)
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peace treaty
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Darcy, Thomas (Baron Darcy)
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Darknall, John (verger of St George’s Chapel)
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Dauphin (heir to French throne)
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Davy, Margaret (poisoner, boiled alive)
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Day, George (Bishop of Chichester)
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de Guaras, Antonio (Spanish merchant)
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de Leu, Sir John (royal gardener)
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de Maiano, Giovanni (sculptor)
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de Marillac, Charles (French ambassador)
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Anne Basset
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Anne of Cleves
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,
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Augustine
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Edward
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Henry’s health
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,
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Henry’s overeating
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KH
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,
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de Morette, Monsieur (peace treaty)
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de Selve, Odet (French envoy)
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,
(iv)
,
(v)

de Vega, Juan (Spanish ambassador)
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de Vere, Frances (daughter of Earl of Oxford)
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married to Surrey
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de Vere, John (playwright)
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de Victoria (or Vittoria), Fernando (doctor)
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,
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debasement of currency
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,
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deep-vein thrombosis
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Denmark
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Denny, Sir Anthony (Chief Gentleman of Privy Chamber)
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Anne of Cleves
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(ii)

commodes
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death
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dry stamp
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executor of Henry’s will
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Gardiner
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Henry’s death
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Henry’s funeral
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Henry’s ill health
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Henry’s trams
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Henry’s will
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KP’s marriage to Seymour
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Kett’s rebellion
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religious factions
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succeeds Heneage
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summons Cranmer
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warning Henry of imminent death
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wife is lady-in-waiting to KP
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Denny, Sir Edmund (father to Sir Anthony)
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Denny, Lady Joan (wife of Sir Anthony)
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Denny, John (nephew of Sir Anthony)
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Denny, Mary (mother to Sir Anthony)
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Denny, Thomas (brother of Sir Anthony)
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dental sepsis (Elizabeth)
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Dereham, Francis (lover of KH)
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executed
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deserters
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d’Estampes, Madame (mistress to Francis I)
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Dethicke, Gilbert (Norroy King of Arms)
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Dissolution of the Monasteries
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doctors (including surgeons)
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Augustine
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Ayliffe
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Butts
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Chambre
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Cromer
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costs
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de Victoria
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diagnosis
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Edward
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Ferris
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Guersie
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Henry Halford (to George III)
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Henry’s death
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Henry’s funeral
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Henry’s ulcerated legs
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Lady Rochford
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Linacre
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Monforde
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Owen
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Robert Huicke
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Vicary
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Wendy
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Wotton
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Dodge, John (patronage)
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Doloenus, Glaterus (gift to Edward)
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Dormer, Sir Michael (Lord Mayor)
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Dorset, Marchioness of (Edward’s christening)
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Dorset, Marquis of
see
Grey, Henry

Douglas, Lady Margaret (niece of Henry)
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Dover, Kent
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dry stamp
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(iii)
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(iv)
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(v)
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(vi)

Henry’s will
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Mary
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Dudley, John (Viscount Lisle, Earl of Warwick, Duke of Northumberland, Lord High Admiral)
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(ii)
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(iii)
,
(iv)

Edward Seymour’s conspiracy to murder
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executed
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,
(ii)

executor of Henry’s will
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Gardiner
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(ii)

Gates
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Henry’s death
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Henry’s will
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(ii)
,
(iii)
,
(iv)

Lambert’s appeal
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Norfolk
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(ii)

Paget
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peace talks with France
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playing cards with Henry
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Somerset toppled
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son married to Lady Jane Grey
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,
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stepfather of Anne Basset
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succession
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Surrey
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Thomas Seymour
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Edinburgh (attacked)
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Edward IV
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Wolsey’s tomb
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Edward, Prince (later Edward VI)
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arrangements for after Henry’s death
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Ascham as tutor
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Barnes
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birth
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,
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ceremony ratifying peace treaty
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Cheyney
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christening
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coronation
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(ii)
,
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custody
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death
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(ii)
,
(iii)
,
(iv)
,
(v)

doctors
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,
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education
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,
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Elizabeth
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,
(iv)
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(v)
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(vi)

Gardiner
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(ii)
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Hampton Court
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,
(iv)
,
(v)
,
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,
(vii)
,
(viii)

Henry’s death
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Henry’s deteriorating health
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,
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Henry’s need for a consort
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Henry’s will
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heraldic arms
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Hertford (later Somerset)
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(iv)
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KP
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KP’s grave
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KP’s marriage to Seymour
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marriage plans
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mercenaries
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monument
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music
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Norfolk and Surrey
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Paget
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parents’ monument
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Petre
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planned investiture as Prince of Wales
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portraits
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Protestants
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