The Boleyns (38 page)

^[198]
L & P
, IV, no. 5996.

^[199]
Miller,
Henry VIII and the English Nobility
, p. 25. D. Loades,
Henry VIII, Court Church and Conflict
(2007).

^[200]
ODNB.

^[201]
Nichols,
Narratives of the Days of the Reformation
, p. 242.

^[202]
MacCulloch
, Thomas Cranmer
, p. 47.

^[203]
Graham Nicholson, ‘The act of Appeals and the English Reformation’,
Law and Government under the Tudors,
pp. 19-30.

^[204]
David Wilkins,
Concilia Magnae Britanniae et Hiberniae
, (1737), III, pp. 727 et seq.

^[205]
P. L. Hughes and J. F.Larkin,
Tudor Royal Proclamations
, I, p. 193.

^[206]
Cal. Ven., 1526–33
, no. 567. His return was reported on 4 August, ibid, no. 598.

^[207]
Ibid, no. 682. An Italian narration of England.

^[208]
Ibid, no. 694.

^[209]
L & P
, IV, no. 672, undated but ascribed to 1531.

^[210]
N. Pocock,
Records of the Reformation
, II, pp. 385-421. Kelly,
Matrimonial Trials
, p. 123.

^[211]
Wilkins
, Concilia
, III, pp. 725 et seq. Scarisbrick
, Henry VIII
, pp. 274-5.

^[212]
Mattingly,
Catherine of Aragon
, p. 231.

^[213]
Scarisbrick,
Henry VIII
, p. 300.

^[214]
Hall,
Chronicle,
p. 790.
Cal. Span, 1531–33
, p. 508.
L & P
, V, no. 1370.

^[215]
Ives,
Life and Death
, pp. 157-61
. L & P
, V, no. 1256.

^[216]
R. J. Knecht,
Francis I
(1982), pp. 226-30. Francis, like Clement, did not want the general council to which Henry had appealed.

^[217]
Bernard,
Anne Boleyn
, p. 62.

^[218]
Cal. Span., 1531–33
, p. 602. S. E. Lehmberg,
The Reformation Parliament
, pp. 161, 168.

^[219]
Cal. Span., 1531–33
, p. 609.
L & P
, VI, no. 180. For a discussion of the various rumours circulating about this marriage, see Bernard,
Anne Boleyn
, pp. 66-7, and Ives,
Life and Death
, pp. 170-71.

^[220]
Wilkins,
Concilia
, III, pp. 756 et seq.

^[221]
Ives,
Life and Death
, p. 158.

^[222]
Ibid, p. 171.

^[223]
L & P
, VIII, no. 121.

^[224]
L & P
, VI, no. 407.

^[225]
The noble tryumphaunt coronacyon of quene Anne wyfe unto the most noble kynge Henrye the viii
[RSTC 656], reprinted in Pollard
, Tudor Tracts
, pp. 9-29.

^[226]
Cal. Span., 1531–33
, p. 704.

^[227]
L & P
, VI, nos. 953, 998.

^[228]
Hughes and Larkin,
Tudor Royal Proclamations
, I, pp. 209- 10.

^[229]
Cal. Span., 1531–33
, pp. 721, 724. Ives,
Life and Death
, p. 183.

^[230]
Hall,
Chronicle
, p. 805.

^[231]
De Carles, in Ascoli,
L’Opinion
, lines 183-5.

^[232]
Ives,
Life and Death
, pp. 185-6.

^[233]
26 Henry VIII, c.13.
Statutes of the Realm
, IV, pp. 18-22.

^[234]
L & P
, VI, no. 1485.

^[235]
Cal. Span., 1534–35
, p. 57.
L & P
, VII, no. 214.

^[236]
L & P
, VIII, no. 1031.

^[237]
L & P
, IX, no. 90.

^[238]
T. S. Freeman, ‘Research, Rumour and Propaganda: Anne Boleyn in Foxe’s “Book of Martyrs”’,
Historical Journal
, 38, 1995, pp. 802-10.

^[239]
G. R. Elton,
Reform and Renewal
, (1973) p. 23.

^[240]
Ives,
Life and Death
, p. 285.

^[241]
TNA SP1/54, fs. 234-43
. L & P
, IV, no. 5749. Lord Darcy was later to be executed for his involvement in the Pilgrimage of Grace.

^[242]
Cal. Span., 1527–29
, pp. 885-6.

^[243]
Ives,
Life and Death
, pp. 115-6.

^[244]
BL Cotton MS Otho C.x, f.220. Gilbert Burnet,
History of the Reformation
, ed. N. Pocock (1865), I, p. 104.

^[245]
State Papers
, VII, p. 102 et seq.
L & P
, IV, no. 4897.

^[246]
The petition was eventually sent on 12 June 1530.
Cal. Span., 1530–33
, nos. 354, 366.

^[247]
Ives,
Life and Death
, p. 114.

^[248]
State Papers
, VII, p. 170.
L & P
, IV, no. 5519.

^[249]
TNA SP1/54, fs. 234-43. J. A. Guy,
The Public Career of Sir Thomas More
(1980), pp. 206-7.