Thomas Cromwell: The Rise And Fall Of Henry VIII's Most Notorious Minister (56 page)

ring
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Rule by Proclamation
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rumours of behaviour
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Sampson
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search for new wife
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sham river fight
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Somers
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succession
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supremacy
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Syon
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TC made Earl of Essex
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TC’s properties
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Throgmorton
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tomb at Windsor
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trial of Lambert
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Tyndale
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wealth
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White Rose Yorkists
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Wolsey
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Herbert, Lewis (parish registers)
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Hertford, Bishop of
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Hertford, Dean of (buying jewels)
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Hertford, Earl of
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Seymour, Edward

Hexham priory
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Heywood (masque impresario)
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Higden, John (Dean of Cardinal’s College, Oxford)
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Hilsey, John (Bishop of Rochester)
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Hind, John (TC’s horse-keeper)
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Hoby, Philip
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Holbein the Younger, Hans (artist)
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Hole, Sir Christopher
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Hole, William (blacksmith)
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Holinshed, Raphael (chronicler)
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Holland, Bess (mistress of Norfolk)
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Holland, Hugh (servant)
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Holy Maid of Kent
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Barton, Elizabeth

Honor, Viscountess Lisle
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Hore, Thomas (prior)
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Horncastle rebellion
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Horne, William (Carthusian; executed)
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Horsley, Edmund (neighbour dispute)
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Houghton, John (prior; executed)
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House of Commons
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antipathy to clergy
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dissolution of monasteries
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Knights of St John
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Rule by Proclamations
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Supplication Against the Ordinaries
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taxation
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TC as MP
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House of Lords

Act of Precedence
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downfall of TC
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Rule by Proclamation
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Six Articles
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Howard, Agnes (Duchess of Norfolk)
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Howard, Catherine (fifth wife of Henry VIII)
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execution
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Howard, Lord Edmund
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Howard, Elizabeth (Duchess of Norfolk)
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Howard, Henry (Earl of Surrey)
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Howard, Thomas (second Duke of Norfolk)
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Howard, Thomas (third Duke of Norfolk)
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Anne Boleyn
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Anne of Cleves
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arrest and downfall of TC
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Catherine Howard
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dissolution of monasteries
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downfall of Wolsey
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election of TC as MP
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escapes execution
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execution of TC
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Forrest
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Henry’s divorce from Catherine of Aragon
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Jane Seymour’s funeral
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Lewes priory
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More
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Oath of Allegiance
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Pilgrimage of Grace
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Rebellion
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religious reform
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Six Articles
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wealth
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Wolsey
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Howard, Lord William
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Howell, John (butcher)
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Hudson, Robert (Lincolnshire rebellion)
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Hundred of Ossulton
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Hungerford, Walter Lord (executed)
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Hunt, John (antiques dealer)
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Huntingdon, Earl of
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Hussey, John Lord (Butler of England; executed)
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Hussey, Sir John (lent money by TC)
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Hussey, John (agent of Lisle)
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Hutchinson, William (rebellion)
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Hutton, John (Governor of Merchant Adventurers, Antwerp)
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images and idolatry
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Becket’s shrine
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St Derfel (Darvell Gadarn)
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St Swithin’s shrine
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invasion fears
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Isabella of Spain (mother of Catherine of Aragon)
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James V of Scotland
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Marie de Guise
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Marie de Vendôme
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marriage to Madeleine
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Jenyn, Richard (prior)
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Jenyns (jeweller)
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Jerome, William (evangelical; executed)
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Jervaulx Abbey
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John, King
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John of Antwerp (jeweller)
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Johnson, William (Carthusian)
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Jones, Richard (arrested)
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Jordan, Agnes (abbess at Syon)
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Judd, John (Under-clerk of the Hanaper)
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Katherine (maid to Anne of Cleves)
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Keble, Henry (disputed will)
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Kennedy, William (heretic)
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King’s Council

Becket
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Borough family dispute
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Charterhouse
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downfall of TC
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Fisher
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Forrest
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rebellion
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White Rose Yorkists
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see also
Privy Council

Kingston, Sir Walter (Vice-Chamberlain)
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Kingston, Sir William (Constable of the Tower)
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arrest of TC
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Wolsey
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Kitchwick, Mr (neighbour dispute)
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Knight, Thomas (Secretary)
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Knight, Sir William (Secretary)
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Knights of St John of Jerusalem
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Knolys, Dr (vicar of Wakefield)
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Knottesford, Robert (yeoman)
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Knyvett, Charles (surveyor)
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Lacy, Henry
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Lambard, William (fetching a fool)
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Lambert, John (alias John Nicholson, evangelical)
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executed
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Langton, Archbishop Thomas (Becket’s shrine)
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Latimer, Hugh (Bishop of Worcester)
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execution of Forrest
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Launde Abbey
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Laurence, Thomas (registrar)
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Law of Attainder
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Lawrence, Robert (prior; executed)
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Lawrence, William (selling stuff for TC)
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Laxton, Sir William (Sheriff)
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Layton, Dr Richard
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le Bret, Richard (murder of Becket)
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Leach, William (rebellion)
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League of Schmalkalden
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Lee, Edward (Archbishop of York)
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Lee, Rowland
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Legh, Commissioner Thomas
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Lenton Abbey
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Leo X, Pope
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Henry VIII as Defender of the Faith
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Leo XII, Pope (beatifications)
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Leo XIII, Pope
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Lewes priory
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Lion
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Lisle, Lord (Arthur Plantagenet; Deputy of Calais)
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Abbot of Reading (Cook)
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arrested
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Becket’s shrine
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Pole
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Littleprow MP, Reynold
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Livy, Titus (propaganda)
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Lloyd, Edward
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London, Dr John (imagery)
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Longland, John (Bishop of Lincoln)
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Lorraine, Anne of (possible bride for Henry VIII)
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Lorraine, Duke of
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Lorraine, Francis of
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Louis VII of France (Becket’s shrine)
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Louth
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Lowe, Mother (advice for Anne of Cleves)
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Luis, Don (brother of Portuguese King)
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Lutherans
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downfall of TC
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Six Articles
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Machiavelli, Niccolò
Il Principe
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Madeleine (marriage to James V of Scotland)
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Maiden Bradley Augustinian House
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Manners, Thomas (Earl of Rutland)
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Manor of Wimbledon
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Manuel I of Portugal
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Marguerite (daughter of Francis I)
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marriage of clergy
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Cranmer
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Marshall, Dr (chaplain to Wolsey)
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Mary, Princess (later Mary I)
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Bale
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birth
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Courtenay
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declared illegitimate
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Hussey
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marriage to Philip of Spain
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Pole
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possible husbands
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rebellion
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Sadler
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wooed by TC
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Mary, dowager of Hungary
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Master, Richard (priest)
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Mawde, Robert (curate)
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Mawre, Thomas (monk)
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Melanchthon, Philip (Lutheran)
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Mewtas, Sir Peter (servant to TC)
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Michelham priory
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Michell, William (assaulted by TC’s father)
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Middlemore, Humphrey (monk; executed)
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Milan, Duchess of
see
Christina of Denmark

Milborne, Sir John (Lord Mayor)
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Millicent, Commissioner John (rebellion)
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