Mary Tudor (88 page)
Authors: Linda Porter
taken prisoner
Francis, dauphin (later Francis II) of France
Françoise de Foix
Franco-Scottish wars
Gage, Sir John
Galen
Gardiner, Stephen
appointed Lord Chancellor
death of
Elizabeth questioned by
Mary’s wedding performed by
Paget’s feud with
Philip met by
Gates, Sir John
Gentlemen of the Chapel Royal
George, duke of Clarence
Gertrude, countess of Devonshire
Gertrude, marchioness of Exeter
Gomez, Ruy
Gonville and Caius, Dr John
Gordon, Lady Katherine
Great Britain, creation of
Gresham, Sir Thomas
Grey, Lady Katherine
Grey, Henry, duke of Suffolk
Grey, Jane
aptitude for government displayed by
childhood of
end of reign of
execution of
Mary’s proclamation ignores
privy council’s final attempt to uphold
privy council underscores regnancy of
proclaimed queen
rival faction formed against
scant support for
succession and
Tower imprisonment of
tried for treason
Grey, Lady Mary
Grocyn,William
Guaras, Antonio
guilds
Guise brothers
Guise, duke of
Habsburg family
England’s alliance with
Truce of Vaucelles
Hales, Sir James
Hanseatic merchants
Harpsfield, Nicholas
Hartlebury
Hastings, Sir Edward
Hatfield House, Hertfordshire
Heath, Nicholas
Heigham, Clement
Henry II of France
death of
Mary’s pregnancy and
Henry VI, King
Henry VII, King
Henry VIII, King:
accession of
allegiance to pope severed by
Anne of Cleves divorced from
Anne of Cleves marries
Biblical solution to first marriage sought by
Anne Boleyn’s New Year gift to
Anne Boleyn secretly marries
Anne Boleyn’s tempestuous relationship with
Mary Boleyn and
Katherine of Aragon’s death and
Katherine of Aragon’s farewell letter to
Chapuys’s meeting with
Chapuys’s opinion of
Chapuys’s protestations to
Charles V and
children given administrative places by
Church in England headed by
Cranmer nullifies first marriage of
Cranmer nullifies second marriage of
death of
determination of, to break from Rome
Edward born to
Elizabeth born to
Fitzroy and Mary elevated by
French relationships concern
Gardiner cut from will of
Habsburgs and
health of
Jane’s betrothal and marriage to
japester tendencies of
last Christmas of
legatine marriage hearing concerning
marriage-termination attempts of
passim
passim
Mary’s abject letters to
Mary born to
Mary’s christening and
Mary’s complete submission demanded by
Mary’s defiance towards
Mary’s education and
Mary’s gifts to
Mary’s household dismantled by
Mary’s household reduced by
Mary’s illness and
Mary stripped of title by
mass loved by
ministers abused by
moral and legal principles of
Katherine Parr marries
Katherine Parr’s influence on
pastimes of
pope’s ruling on marriage of
shrewd diplomatic skills of
Smeton’s confession and
succession concerns of
universities canvassed by
Vives’s treatise dedicated to
will of
Wolsey dismissed by
Henry, Lord Stafford
heretics
Hertford, earl of,
see
Seymour, Edward
see
Seymour, Edward
Heywood, John
Hoby, Sir Philip
Holland, Bess
Homem, Diogo
Howard, Katherine
execution of
Mary’s relationship with
Howard, Charles
Howard, Elizabeth, duchess of Norfolk
Howard family
Howard, Mary
Howard,Thomas,
see
Norfolk, duke of
see
Norfolk, duke of
Howard, Lord William
Huddleston, Sir John
Hungate,Thomas
Hunsdon, Essex
Mary’s flight from
Husee, John
Hussey, Lady Anne
Hussey, Lord
industry
Isabella of Castile
Isabella of Portugal
Isle of Wight
Ivan the Terrible
Ives, Eric
James I of England/James VI of Scotland
James II 418
Jamesof Scotland
Jerningham, Henry
Jerningham, Lady Frances
jesters and fools
John of Gaunt
Juana (the Mad) of Aragon
Julius III, Pope
Kempe, Eleanor Lady
Kenninghall, Norfolk
Killigrew brothers
Killigrew, Peter
King Henry
VIII (Shakespeare)
VIII (Shakespeare)
King’s Great Matter,
see
Henry VIII, King: marriage-termination attempts of
see
Henry VIII, King: marriage-termination attempts of
Kingston, Sir Anthony
Kingston, Lady
Latimer, Bishop
Latimer, Lady,
see
Parr, Katherine
see
Parr, Katherine
Latimer, Lord
Lay Folks Mass Book
,
The
,
The
Leicester, earl of
Lennox, countess of,
see
Douglas, Lady Margaret, countess of Lennox
see
Douglas, Lady Margaret, countess of Lennox
Lennox, earl of,
see
Stuart, Matthew, earl of Lennox
see
Stuart, Matthew, earl of Lennox
Leti, Gregorio
Letters Patent
Leviticus
Linacre,Thomas
Lisle, Lady Honor
Lisle,Viscount
local government
Lok, John
Lord Protector,
see
Seymour, Edward
see
Seymour, Edward
Louis II of Hungary
Louis XII of France
Ludlow Castle
Luis, Dom
Luther, Martin
Machyn, Henry
Malen, Captain John
Mallet, Francis
Maltravers, Lord
Mameranus, Nicolaus
Manrique de Lara, Don Juan
Margaret of Anjou
Margaret of Austria
Margaret of Parma
Maria, Infanta, of Portugal
Marillac, Charles de
Mary, duchess of Suffolk
death of
Mary I, Queen (Mary Tudor):
accession of
accounts of
allegiance of privy council sought by
annus horribilis
of
of
appearance of
Aquinas prayer translated by
ballad celebrates marriage of
birth of
blackening of name of
‘Bloody Mary’ sobriquet of
Anne Boleyn accused of trying to poison
Anne Boleyn’s early impact on
Anne Boleyn’s execution and
Anne Boleyn’s few meetings with
Anne Boleyn’s hatred of
capital triumphantly entered by
‘Catholic queen’ sobriquet of
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