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Innocent VIII , Pope
Isabella I of Castile
Islip, John (abbot)
Isocrates
Isabella I of Castile
Islip, John (abbot)
Isocrates
James IV of Scotland
Jasper Tudor (Earl of Pembroke and First Duke of Bedford)
Jenett of Purwyn
(ship)
Jerusalem
Joan of Naples
John of Guant
see
Gaunt, John of
Joseph, Michael (Cornish rebel)
jousting
Juana (‘the mad’) of Castile
Julius II, Pope
death at Flodden
marriage to Margaret Tudor
James V of Scotlandmarriage to Margaret Tudor
Jasper Tudor (Earl of Pembroke and First Duke of Bedford)
Jenett of Purwyn
(ship)
Jerusalem
Joan of Naples
John of Guant
see
Gaunt, John of
Joseph, Michael (Cornish rebel)
jousting
Juana (‘the mad’) of Castile
Julius II, Pope
Katherine of Aragon
see
Aragon, Katherine of
Katherine Tudor (sister of Henry VIII)
Katherine of Valois
see
Valois, Katherine of
Kebell, Margaret (widow)
Kempe, Thomas (Bishop of London)
Kent, Earl of
see
Grey, Richard
Keyley, James (mason)
Kildare, Earl of
see
Fitzgerald, Gerald
Kimbolton Castle
King, Oliver (Bishop of Exeter)
Kingston, William (under-marshal)
Knight, William (diplomat)
Knyvet, Charles (surveyor to Duke of Buckingham)
Knyvet, Sir Thomas
Kyme, John (Sheriff of London)
see
Aragon, Katherine of
Katherine Tudor (sister of Henry VIII)
Katherine of Valois
see
Valois, Katherine of
Kebell, Margaret (widow)
Kempe, Thomas (Bishop of London)
Kent, Earl of
see
Grey, Richard
Keyley, James (mason)
Kildare, Earl of
see
Fitzgerald, Gerald
Kimbolton Castle
King, Oliver (Bishop of Exeter)
Kingston, William (under-marshal)
Knight, William (diplomat)
Knyvet, Charles (surveyor to Duke of Buckingham)
Knyvet, Sir Thomas
Kyme, John (Sheriff of London)
Lamberton Kirk
Landsknechte
(German mercenaries)
Lanston, Robert (cloth-seller)
Larke, Joan (mistress of Wolsey)
Lathom Hall
Lawrence, St
Lee, Edward (ambassador to court of Charles V)
Leeds Castle
Leek, John (priest)
Leicester:
Lille
Lincoln, Earl of
see
de la Pole, John
Listeriosis (disease)
Lomelyn, Dominico (merchant)
London:
Longueville, Duc de
see
Louis I d’Orléans
Louis XII of France
Louis, Marquis de Rothelin
Louise of Savoy (mother of Francis I of France)
Lovell, Francis, Viscount
Lovell, Sir Thomas:
(ship)
Lucian
Ludlow Castle
Luke, Anne
see
Oxenbridge, Anne
Luke, Walter (husband of Anne Oxenbridge)
Luther, Martin
Lyng, Thomas (priest)
Lyon
(ship)
Landsknechte
(German mercenaries)
Lanston, Robert (cloth-seller)
Larke, Joan (mistress of Wolsey)
Lathom Hall
Lawrence, St
Lee, Edward (ambassador to court of Charles V)
Leeds Castle
Leek, John (priest)
Leicester:
Greyfriars
St Mary’s abbey
Leo X, PopeSt Mary’s abbey
Lille
Lincoln, Earl of
see
de la Pole, John
Listeriosis (disease)
Lomelyn, Dominico (merchant)
London:
commission to investigate foreign traders
population
shops and housing
see also individiual buildings
Longland, John (Bishop of Lincoln)population
shops and housing
see also individiual buildings
Longueville, Duc de
see
Louis I d’Orléans
Louis XII of France
death
marriage to Mary Tudor
peace treaties with Spain and England (1514)
plans to depose Pope Julius II
stripped of titles by Julius II
Louis I d’Orléans, Duc de Longuevillemarriage to Mary Tudor
peace treaties with Spain and England (1514)
plans to depose Pope Julius II
stripped of titles by Julius II
Louis, Marquis de Rothelin
Louise of Savoy (mother of Francis I of France)
Lovell, Francis, Viscount
Lovell, Sir Thomas:
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Constable of the Tower
Speaker
Treasurer of the Household
LubeckConstable of the Tower
Speaker
Treasurer of the Household
(ship)
Lucian
Ludlow Castle
Luke, Anne
see
Oxenbridge, Anne
Luke, Walter (husband of Anne Oxenbridge)
Luther, Martin
Lyng, Thomas (priest)
Lyon
(ship)
Magdalen College, Oxford
Malines
Malvesey, Peter (Groom)
Manrique, Pedro
Mantua, Marquis of
see
Francis II, Marquis of Mantua
Margaret, Duchess of Alençon
Margaret, Archduchess of Austria
see
Margaret of Savoy
Margaret of Savoy, Regent of the Netherlands
Margaret Tudor (sister of Henry VIII)
see
York, Margaret of
Marie la Cordelière
(ship)
Marney, Sir Henry (Captain of the Royal Guard and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster;
later
First Baron Marney)
Mary Guilford
(ship)
Mary I (
earlier
Princess Mary; daughter of Henry VIII)
later
Queen of France)
(ship)
Mary Rose
(ship)
Massy, Alice (midwife)
Matilda (daughter of Henry I)
Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor
Meautis, John (secretary to Henry VII)
Meirionnydd
Melcombe Regis
Memo, Friar Dionysius
Mendoza, Iòigo de (Spanish ambassador)
Merten (fool)
Middleton, Alice (second wife of Thomas More)
Milan, duchy of
Milford Haven
Monasteries, Dissolution of
Montague, Baron
see
Pole, Henry
Moody, Edmond (footman)
Morales, Pedro (treasurer to Katherine of Aragon)
More, John (father of Sir Thomas More)
More, Sir Thomas
see
Parker, Henry
Mortimer, Margaret (wife of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk)
Mortimer’s Cross, Battle of (1461)
Morton, Cardinal John (Archbishop of Canterbury and Lord Chancellor)
Mountjoy, Baron
see
Blount, William
Munday, John (goldsmith)
Malines
Malvesey, Peter (Groom)
Manrique, Pedro
Mantua, Marquis of
see
Francis II, Marquis of Mantua
Margaret, Duchess of Alençon
Margaret, Archduchess of Austria
see
Margaret of Savoy
Margaret of Savoy, Regent of the Netherlands
Margaret Tudor (sister of Henry VIII)
birth and christening
childhood
marriage to Archibald Douglas, Earl of Angus
marriage to James IV
Margaret of Yorkchildhood
marriage to Archibald Douglas, Earl of Angus
marriage to James IV
see
York, Margaret of
Marie la Cordelière
(ship)
Marney, Sir Henry (Captain of the Royal Guard and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster;
later
First Baron Marney)
Mary Guilford
(ship)
Mary I (
earlier
Princess Mary; daughter of Henry VIII)
appearance and character
birth
childhood and education
court at Ludlow
heir to throne
reign
Mary Tudor (sister of Henry VIII;birth
childhood and education
court at Ludlow
heir to throne
reign
later
Queen of France)
appearance and character
betrothal to Charles, Duke of Burgundy
birth
childhood
coronation as Queen of France
marriage to Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk
marriage to Louis XII of France
Mary Buttocksbetrothal to Charles, Duke of Burgundy
birth
childhood
coronation as Queen of France
marriage to Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk
marriage to Louis XII of France
(ship)
Mary Rose
(ship)
Massy, Alice (midwife)
Matilda (daughter of Henry I)
Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor
war against French
Mazzoni, Guido (sculptor)Meautis, John (secretary to Henry VII)
Meirionnydd
Melcombe Regis
Memo, Friar Dionysius
Mendoza, Iòigo de (Spanish ambassador)
Merten (fool)
Middleton, Alice (second wife of Thomas More)
Milan, duchy of
Milford Haven
Monasteries, Dissolution of
Montague, Baron
see
Pole, Henry
Moody, Edmond (footman)
Morales, Pedro (treasurer to Katherine of Aragon)
More, John (father of Sir Thomas More)
More, Sir Thomas
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
coronation poems
friendship with Henry
helps Henry with writing of ‘Defence of the Seven Sacraments’
imprisonment and execution
knighthood
Lord Chancellor
on marriage of Prince Arthur to Katherine of Aragon
marriages and children
royal service
student lawyer
History of Richard III
A Rueful Lamentation of the Death of Queen Elizabeth
Utopia
Morley, Baroncoronation poems
friendship with Henry
helps Henry with writing of ‘Defence of the Seven Sacraments’
imprisonment and execution
knighthood
Lord Chancellor
on marriage of Prince Arthur to Katherine of Aragon
marriages and children
royal service
student lawyer
History of Richard III
A Rueful Lamentation of the Death of Queen Elizabeth
Utopia
see
Parker, Henry
Mortimer, Margaret (wife of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk)
Mortimer’s Cross, Battle of (1461)
Morton, Cardinal John (Archbishop of Canterbury and Lord Chancellor)
Mountjoy, Baron
see
Blount, William
Munday, John (goldsmith)
Namur
national traits, English
Nattres, James
Navarre
Neville, Edward (brother of Third Baron Abergavenny)
Neville, Sir George (Third Baron Abergavenny)
New Romney
Newcastle
Newfoundland
Newgate Gaol
Norfolk, dukes of
see
Howard, Thomas (Second Duke of Norfolk); Howard, Thomas (Third Duke of Norfolk)
Norris, Henry
North Marston, Shrine of Master John Shorn
North-West Passage, search for
Northampton Castle
Northumberland, Duke of
see
Dudley, John
Northumberland, earls of
see
Percy, Henry (Fifth Earl of Northumberland); Percy, Henry (Sixth Earl of Northumberland)
Norwich
Nattres, James
Navarre
Neville, Edward (brother of Third Baron Abergavenny)
Neville, Sir George (Third Baron Abergavenny)
New Romney
Newcastle
Newfoundland
Newgate Gaol
Norfolk, dukes of
see
Howard, Thomas (Second Duke of Norfolk); Howard, Thomas (Third Duke of Norfolk)
Norris, Henry
North Marston, Shrine of Master John Shorn
North-West Passage, search for
Northampton Castle
Northumberland, Duke of
see
Dudley, John
Northumberland, earls of
see
Percy, Henry (Fifth Earl of Northumberland); Percy, Henry (Sixth Earl of Northumberland)
Norwich
Oath of Succession
Orio, Lorenzo (Venetian ambassador)
Ormond, earls of
see
Butler, James (Ninth Earl of Ormond); Butler, Thomas (Seventh Earl of Ormond)
Owen Tudor (father of Edmund Tudor)
Oxenbridge, Anne (Mrs Anne Luke; nurse)
Oxenbridge, Geoffrey (Bailiff of Winchelsea)
Oxford, Earl of
see
de Vere, John
Orio, Lorenzo (Venetian ambassador)
Ormond, earls of
see
Butler, James (Ninth Earl of Ormond); Butler, Thomas (Seventh Earl of Ormond)
Owen Tudor (father of Edmund Tudor)
Oxenbridge, Anne (Mrs Anne Luke; nurse)
Oxenbridge, Geoffrey (Bailiff of Winchelsea)
Oxford, Earl of
see
de Vere, John
Pace, Richard (Latin secretary to Henry VIII)
Palsgrave, John (tutor)
Parker, Henry (Tenth Baron Morley)
Parr, Katherine (sixth wife of Henry VIII)
Parron, William (astrologer)
Pasqualigo, Lorenzo
Paul III, Pope
Paul’s Cross, London
Pavia, Battle of (1525)
Pechy, Sir John
Pembroke, Earl of
see
Jasper Tudor
Pembroke Castle
Penshurst
Percy, Lady Alianore (wife of Edward Stafford, Duke of Buckingham)
Percy, Algernon (Fifth Earl of Northumberland)
Percy, Henry (Sixth Earl of Northumberland)
Peter the Martyr, St
Peter Pomegranate
(ship)
Philip, Archduke of Burgundy (
later
Philip I of Castile)
Philip von Lichtenstein
Philippines
Piel Castle
Pilgrimage of Grace (1537)
Pip (Keeper of the King’s fool)
piracy
Pisa, General Council of Catholic Church (1511)
Pius III, Pope
plague
Plantagenet, Arthur (Viscount Lisle; bastard son of Edward IV)
Plantagenet, Edward (Seventeenth Earl of Warwick)
Plantagenet, George (First Duke of Clarence)
Plymouth
Pointes, Elizabeth (nurse)
Pole, Arthur (cousin of Duke of Buckingham)
Pole, Sir Geoffrey
Pole, Henry (First Baron Montague)
Pole, Henry (son of First Baron Montague)
Pole, Margaret (Countess of Salisbury)
Pole, Cardinal Reginald
Pole, Sir Richard
Pool, William (sergeant-at-arms to Lady Margaret Beaufort and Katherine of Aragon)
popes:
Porter, Sir William
Poynings, Sir Edward
printing
Privy Chamber, role and regulations of
Provence
Puttenham, Frideswide (rocker of the royal cradle)
Pynson, Richard (printer)
Palsgrave, John (tutor)
Parker, Henry (Tenth Baron Morley)
Parr, Katherine (sixth wife of Henry VIII)
Parron, William (astrologer)
Pasqualigo, Lorenzo
Paul III, Pope
Paul’s Cross, London
Pavia, Battle of (1525)
Pechy, Sir John
Pembroke, Earl of
see
Jasper Tudor
Pembroke Castle
Penshurst
Percy, Lady Alianore (wife of Edward Stafford, Duke of Buckingham)
Percy, Algernon (Fifth Earl of Northumberland)
Percy, Henry (Sixth Earl of Northumberland)
Peter the Martyr, St
Peter Pomegranate
(ship)
Philip, Archduke of Burgundy (
later
Philip I of Castile)
Philip von Lichtenstein
Philippines
Piel Castle
Pilgrimage of Grace (1537)
Pip (Keeper of the King’s fool)
piracy
Pisa, General Council of Catholic Church (1511)
Pius III, Pope
plague
Plantagenet, Arthur (Viscount Lisle; bastard son of Edward IV)
Plantagenet, Edward (Seventeenth Earl of Warwick)
Plantagenet, George (First Duke of Clarence)
Plymouth
Pointes, Elizabeth (nurse)
Pole, Arthur (cousin of Duke of Buckingham)
Pole, Sir Geoffrey
Pole, Henry (First Baron Montague)
Pole, Henry (son of First Baron Montague)
Pole, Margaret (Countess of Salisbury)
Pole, Cardinal Reginald
Pole, Sir Richard
Pool, William (sergeant-at-arms to Lady Margaret Beaufort and Katherine of Aragon)
popes:
Adrian VI
Alexander VI
Clement VII
Innocent VIII
Julius II
Leo X
Paul III
Pius III
Poppenruyter, Hans (gunmaker)Alexander VI
Clement VII
Innocent VIII
Julius II
Leo X
Paul III
Pius III
Porter, Sir William
Poynings, Sir Edward
expedition to Low Countries
Poyntz, Francisprinting
Privy Chamber, role and regulations of
Provence
Puttenham, Frideswide (rocker of the royal cradle)
Pynson, Richard (printer)
Radcliffe, Sir John (Ninth Baron Fitzwalter; Lord Steward)
Radcliffe, Robert (Tenth Baron Fitzwalter;
later
First Viscount Fitzwalter and First Earl of Sussex)
Rastell, John
Read, James (public notary)
recognisances
Reformation
Regent
(ship)
Reinteria
Rennes Cathedral
Retinue of Spears (royal bodyguard)
Richard, Griffith (Receiver General to Katherine of Aragon)
Richard II
Richard III (
earlier
Duke of Gloucester)
Richford, William (preacher)
Richmond, Duke of
see
Fitzroy, Henry
Richmond, Earl of
see
Edmund Tudor
Richmond Palace, Surrey
Roberts, Thomas (murderer)
Rochford, viscounts
see
Boleyn, George; Boleyn, Sir Thomas
Rome, sack of 1527
Romsey
Roper, Henry (page)
Roper, John (Attorney General)
Roper, Margaret (daughter of Thomas More)
Roper, William (son-in-law of Thomas More)
Rothelin, Louis, Marquis de
Royal Book, The
Rut, John (explorer)
Ruthal, Thomas (secretary to Henry VII; Bishop of Durham)
Radcliffe, Robert (Tenth Baron Fitzwalter;
later
First Viscount Fitzwalter and First Earl of Sussex)
Rastell, John
Read, James (public notary)
recognisances
Reformation
Regent
(ship)
Reinteria
Rennes Cathedral
Retinue of Spears (royal bodyguard)
Richard, Griffith (Receiver General to Katherine of Aragon)
Richard II
Richard III (
earlier
Duke of Gloucester)
coronation
defeat at Bosworth
Lord Protector
names Earl of Lincoln as heir
and ‘Princes in the Tower’
tomb
Richard, Duke of York (son of Edward IV)defeat at Bosworth
Lord Protector
names Earl of Lincoln as heir
and ‘Princes in the Tower’
tomb
Richford, William (preacher)
Richmond, Duke of
see
Fitzroy, Henry
Richmond, Earl of
see
Edmund Tudor
Richmond Palace, Surrey
Roberts, Thomas (murderer)
Rochford, viscounts
see
Boleyn, George; Boleyn, Sir Thomas
Rome, sack of 1527
Romsey
Roper, Henry (page)
Roper, John (Attorney General)
Roper, Margaret (daughter of Thomas More)
Roper, William (son-in-law of Thomas More)
Rothelin, Louis, Marquis de
Royal Book, The
Rut, John (explorer)
Ruthal, Thomas (secretary to Henry VII; Bishop of Durham)
Sacheverell, John
St John, Maurice (great-nephew of Lady Margaret Beaufort)
St John’s College, Cambridge
St Paul’s Cathedral
Salisbury, Countess of
see
Pole, Margaret
Salviati, Prior Bernard (nephew of Pope Clement VII)
Salviati, Giacomo (second secretary to Pope Clement VII)
Samson
(ship)
San Sebastian
Sancta Maria
Sander, Nicholas
Sandwich, Kent
Sandys, Sir William
Sanga, Giovanni (secretary to Pope Clement VII)
Santa Domingo
Savoy Hospital, London
Sayes Court
Schwarz, Martin (mercenary captain)
Seymour, Jane (third wife of Henry VIII)
Sforza, Maximilian, Duke of Milan
Shakespeare, William
Sharpe, John (Gentleman Usher)
Sheen, Palace of
Sherborne, Robert (Dean of St Paul’s and ambassador to Vatican)
Sheriff Hutton
Shorn, John (rector of North Marston)
Shrewsbury, Earl of
see
Talbot, Sir George
Simnel, Lambert (imposter and pretender to the throne)
Simons, Richard (Oxford scholar-priest)
Simpson, Thomas (master of axes)
Skelton, John (poet and tutor to Henry)
Skevington, Sir John (Sheriff of London)
Skidmore, Avice
smallpox
Smith, William (prisoner)
Somerset, Charles (Lord Herbert,
later
1st Earl of Worcester; Lord Chamberlain)
Southampton
Southwell, Sir Robert (Chief Butler of England)
Spears, Retinue of (royal bodyguard)
Spinelly, Thomas (agent in Low Countries)
Spurs, Battle of (1513)
St-Jean-de-Luz
Stafford, Edward (Third Duke of Buckingham)
later
First Earl of Wiltshire)
Stafford, Sir Henry (husband of Lady Margaret Beaufort)
Stanley, George (Ninth Baron Strange)
Stanley, Thomas, (Second Baron Stanley;
later
First Earl of Derby; husband of Lady Margaret Beaufort)
Stanley, Thomas (Second Earl of Derby)
Stanley, Sir William (brother of Thomas Stanley; Lord Chamberlain)
Stewart, Henry (First Lord Methven; husband of Margaret Tudor)
Stile, John (ambassador in Spain)
Stoke Field, Battle of (1487)
Succession, Oath of
sudor Anglicus see
sweating sickness
Suffolk, Duke of
see
Brandon, Charles
Suffolk, Earl of
see
de la Pole, Edmund
Supremacy, Act of (1534)
Surrey, earls of
see
Howard, Thomas (
later
Second Duke of Norfolk); Howard, Thomas (
later
Third Duke of Norfolk)
Swallow
(ship)
sweating sickness (
sudor Anglicus
)
Swift, Jonathan
Swynford, Katherine
Syon Abbey
syphilis
St John, Maurice (great-nephew of Lady Margaret Beaufort)
St John’s College, Cambridge
St Paul’s Cathedral
Salisbury, Countess of
see
Pole, Margaret
Salviati, Prior Bernard (nephew of Pope Clement VII)
Salviati, Giacomo (second secretary to Pope Clement VII)
Samson
(ship)
San Sebastian
Sancta Maria
Sander, Nicholas
Sandwich, Kent
Sandys, Sir William
Sanga, Giovanni (secretary to Pope Clement VII)
Santa Domingo
Savoy Hospital, London
Sayes Court
Schwarz, Martin (mercenary captain)
Seymour, Jane (third wife of Henry VIII)
Sforza, Maximilian, Duke of Milan
Shakespeare, William
Sharpe, John (Gentleman Usher)
Sheen, Palace of
Sherborne, Robert (Dean of St Paul’s and ambassador to Vatican)
Sheriff Hutton
Shorn, John (rector of North Marston)
Shrewsbury, Earl of
see
Talbot, Sir George
Simnel, Lambert (imposter and pretender to the throne)
Simons, Richard (Oxford scholar-priest)
Simpson, Thomas (master of axes)
Skelton, John (poet and tutor to Henry)
Skevington, Sir John (Sheriff of London)
Skidmore, Avice
smallpox
Smith, William (prisoner)
Somerset, Charles (Lord Herbert,
later
1st Earl of Worcester; Lord Chamberlain)
Southampton
Southwell, Sir Robert (Chief Butler of England)
Spears, Retinue of (royal bodyguard)
Spinelly, Thomas (agent in Low Countries)
Spurs, Battle of (1513)
St-Jean-de-Luz
Stafford, Edward (Third Duke of Buckingham)
antecedents and claim to throne
character
chief mourner at funeral of Henry VII
at coronation of Henry VIII
Henry’s affair with sister
marriage and children
trial and execution
wealth
Stafford, Henry (brother of Third Duke of Buckingham;character
chief mourner at funeral of Henry VII
at coronation of Henry VIII
Henry’s affair with sister
marriage and children
trial and execution
wealth
later
First Earl of Wiltshire)
Stafford, Sir Henry (husband of Lady Margaret Beaufort)
Stanley, George (Ninth Baron Strange)
Stanley, Thomas, (Second Baron Stanley;
later
First Earl of Derby; husband of Lady Margaret Beaufort)
Stanley, Thomas (Second Earl of Derby)
Stanley, Sir William (brother of Thomas Stanley; Lord Chamberlain)
Stewart, Henry (First Lord Methven; husband of Margaret Tudor)
Stile, John (ambassador in Spain)
Stoke Field, Battle of (1487)
Succession, Oath of
sudor Anglicus see
sweating sickness
Suffolk, Duke of
see
Brandon, Charles
Suffolk, Earl of
see
de la Pole, Edmund
Supremacy, Act of (1534)
Surrey, earls of
see
Howard, Thomas (
later
Second Duke of Norfolk); Howard, Thomas (
later
Third Duke of Norfolk)
Swallow
(ship)
sweating sickness (
sudor Anglicus
)
Swift, Jonathan
Swynford, Katherine
Syon Abbey
syphilis
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