Henry VI
Henry VII
... to Henry VII's ...upon Henry Tudor, his handling of the broader context of the fifteenth century-the workings of the later- medieval polity, the dynamics of the civil wars, the European situation, even the ...
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Reflections of contemporary socio political and religious controversies in William Shakespeare's Henry IV parts 1 and 2, Henry V and Henry VI parts 1, 2 and 3
... The English Reformation and Drama Although the English Reformation has its roots in the late 14th th 15 and , centuries, it is during the reign of Henry VIII that goverment took first st[r] ...
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“Not a man from England”: assimilating the exotic ‘other’ through performance, from Henry IV to Henry VI
... of Henry VI so closely and yet radically re-style Richard III – both had been critically and financially successful in ...played Henry was encouraged to emulate the acclaimed performance of his ...
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The Politics of madness: government in the reigns of Charles VI and Henry VI
... However the Marmouset's position in government was solely dependent upon the king and thus in 1392, during Charles VI's first recorded episode of mental illness, the royal uncles reclaim[r] ...
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Henry VI in performance : history, culture and Shakespeare reproduced
... defined for the theatrical the them vitality of plays and a generationas 'national' established dramas.I arguethat many of the most important and mythologisedaspectsof that production di[r] ...
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Heresy in England, c 1520 1558
... Original Letters Relative to The English Reformation written during the reigns of King Henry VIII, King Edward VI and Queen Mary.. Edited by Rev.[r] ...
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Establishing the Tudor dynasty: the role of Francesco Piccolomini in Rome as first Cardinal Protector of England
... Gigli, Henry VII’s oratores, had provided the stable groundwork on which the thirty years of close Anglo-papal cooperation that followed could be ...for Henry VIII, whose image of monarchic power was ...
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Arthurian Myths and Alchemy: the Kingship of Edward IV
... The person of George Ripley himself stands out from the pages like a fifteenth-century Merlin, a role in which he obviously perceived himself. Ripley enters the story as one of the alchemists concerned with the continued ...
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Prince Henry 'the Navigator' A Life
... of Henry as a far-sighted patron of exploration and discovery; in fact, it repeats a number of now exploded errors such as the view that a converted member of the Jewish Cresques family of Majorca was the prince's ...
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Writing Henry: The moralities of representation
... office Henry, his daughters, Winnie, myself and June, the ARV counsellor, listen attentively as the senior clinic nurse, ...that Henry is seriously ill and something urgent needs to be ...work, Henry ...
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The Chemical Precipitates of Henry Sorby
... Henry Clifton Sorby (1826-1908) is best known to geologists for pioneering the use of the petrological microscope and instigating the systematic study of fluid inclusions, but he also introduced microscopy to many ...
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Henry James and the Venetian Voice
... her friends. Lord Mark reveals the deceitfulness and guile of her friend Kate Croy, who has falsely told Milly that she, Kate, does not love Densher, and Mark also exposes the false role[r] ...
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The Scapegoats and Martyrs of Henry James
... Unlike Olive and Hyacinth, how- ever, James's two most important scapegoat figures, Lambert Strether and Maggie Verver, play a sacrificial role that liberates rather than binds them.. No[r] ...
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The Morality of Consciousness in Henry James
... She does not immediately reach a state of complete despair, though, and she writes to Townsend asking for some sort of explanation. The scene is illuminating from the point of view of th[r] ...
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Henry Lawson and the bush myth
... setting, tke particular nature of life in Australia, as the central.. fact of Australian literature.[r] ...
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Henry Hallam revisited
... Charles kept his spiritual striving away from the public eye, and a fortiori from his father’s, but it seems a reasonable supposition that he shared them with his sister, to whom he was close, and his new brother-in-law. ...
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Henry Percy, first earl of Northumberland: ambition, conflict and cooperation in late mediaeval England
... Percy; Henry Salvayn, Roger now which quarrel squires of sir and Latin We, Henry Percy earl of Northumberland, constable of England and Percy Scotland, Henry England March West towards t[r] ...
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The Reformation.pptx
... refused to accept Henry as the head of the Church of England.. Henry Died, Now What[r] ...
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Pioneers in Criminology VI John Henry Wigmore (1863 1943)
... Thus came into existence the Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, which, as editorially stated, "will aim to arouse and extend a wider interest in the admin[r] ...
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The life of Henry Yorke and the writing of Henry Green
... THE LIFE OF HENRY YORKE AND THE WRITING OF HENRY GREEN submitted degree.. by Ann Hancock for.[r] ...
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