The Last Days of Henry VIII: Conspiracy, Treason and Heresy at the Court of the Dying Tyrant (57 page)

death of Henry
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death of Jane Seymour
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Edward’s christening
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executor of Henry’s will
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Henry’s wedding to KP
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Henry’s will
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,
(ii)

war with France
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Rutland, Lady Eleanor
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Rye, Sussex (fishermen capture Scottish ship)
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St Edward the Confessor
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arms
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,
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St George’s Chapel, Windsor

Chambre as canon
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Charles I
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Commonwealth
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Henry’s burial
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(v)
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(vii)

Henry’s funeral
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Henry’s monument
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Jane Seymour’s burial
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(iv)
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(v)
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(vi)
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(vii)

memorial plaque
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Queen Anne’s child
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Ralfe Lyons
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Suffolk’s burial
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,
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tomb of Edward IV
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tomb of Henry VI
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vault of Henry and Jane Seymour opened
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Wolsey
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St James’s Palace

death of Mary
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Elizabeth
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KP
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Ralfe Lyons
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Surrey
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Thomas Seymour
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St John, Lord
see
Paulet, Sir William

St Leonard’s, Shoreditch (burial of Somers)
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St Omer (executioner of Anne Boleyn)
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St Pancras Priory, Lewes
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St Paul’s Cathedral

Latimer’s burial
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Linacre’s burial
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Nelson’s monument
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St Thomas Becket
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Sackville, Sir Richard (Chancellor of Augmentations)
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Sacramentarians
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,
(iv)

Gardiner
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Norfolk
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pardoned
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Sansovino, Jacopo (sculptor)
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Savoy (surrendered to Spain)
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Sceppurus, Cornelius (Charles V’s councillor)
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Schore, Dr Louis (President of Council of Flanders)
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Schoulenburg (cook to Anne of Cleves)
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scorbutic disease
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Scotland

alliance with France
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(ii)
,
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ambassador in Spain
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ambassadors meet Henry
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attack on Edinburgh
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English victory at Solway Moss
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,
(iv)

English war with France
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(ii)

fishermen capture ship
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KP’s regency
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,
(ii)

Marie of Guise marries James V
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marriage plans for Edward
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Norfolk
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,
(ii)

papal Bull
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prisoners held by English
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Southampton
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Suffolk
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Surrey
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war
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(v)
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(viii)
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(x)
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(xi)

Scott, Sir George Gilbert (KP’s grave)
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scrofula
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Seaford
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,
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sedition

Barnes
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Cranmer
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Gardiner
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,
(ii)

septicaemia

Edward
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Jane Seymour
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,
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Sexton (fool)
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Seymour, Sir Edward (brother of Jane, Viscount Beauchamp, Earl of Hertford, Duke of Somerset, Lord Protector)
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(iv)

Act of Attainder
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attack on Edinburgh
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Boulogne
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death of Henry
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(ii)
,
(iii)

Edward’s christening
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Edward’s coronation
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Edward’s succession
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evangelism
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executed
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,
(ii)

executor of Henry’s will
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Gardiner
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,
(ii)

Henry’s funeral
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Henry’s will
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(ii)
,
(iii)

KP marries Thomas Seymour
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(ii)
,
(iii)

KP’s regency
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Norfolk
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(ii)

Paget
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(ii)
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(iii)

peace talks with France
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Privy Council
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(ii)
,
(iii)

Thomas Seymour (brother)
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(ii)
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(iii)
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(iv)

Surrey
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(ii)
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(iii)

war in France
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(ii)
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(iii)

wife as lady-in-waiting to KP
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Seymour, Jane (third wife of Henry, sister of Hertford and Sir Thomas Seymour)
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(ii)

Augustine
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brother courting KP
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burial
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(iv)
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(v)
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(vi)
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(vii)
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(viii)

Butts
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death
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(iv)
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(v)
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(vi)
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(vii)

funeral
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Henry’s funeral
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memorial plaque
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mother of Edward
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(v)
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(vii)

portrait
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puerperal fever
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,
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vault opened
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wedding to Henry
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,
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Seymour, Mary (daughter of KP and Thomas Seymour)
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Seymour, Sir Thomas (Lord High Admiral, Baron Seymour of Sudeley, brother of Jane)
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,
(ii)

daughter born
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death of Henry
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death of KP
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Elizabeth
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,
(ii)

executed
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(ii)

Gardiner
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Henry’s will
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KP
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knighted at Edward’s christening
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made Baron on Henry’s death
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marriage to KP
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Norfolk
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planned marriage to Surrey’s sister
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Privy Council
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(iv)

sent to Brussels
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Somerset (brother)
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Surrey
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treason
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Sforza, Franceso (Duke of Milan)
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Shakespeare, William (playwright)
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Shelley, Sir William (judge)
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Shelton, Margaret (Henry’s mistress)
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Sidney, Sir William (Chamberlain to Edward)
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brother-in-law to Edward’s nurse
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Siege of Landrecies
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singing
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,
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Anne of Cleves
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Edward
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Ralfe Lyons
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Six Articles
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Skutt, John (tailor)
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Slanning, Elizabeth (fringes for commodes)
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smallpox
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Smithfield (executions)
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(v)
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Snape Castle, Yorkshire
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Solway Moss
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,
(iv)

Somers, Will (Henry’s fool)
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death
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Henry’s funeral
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Somerset, Duchess of
see
Stanhope, Anne

Somerset, Duke of
see
Seymour, Sir Edward

Somerset, William (Lord Herbert, son of Earl of Worcester)
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Southampton, Earl of
see
Fitzwilliam, Sir William

Southsea Castle
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Southwell, Sir Richard (MP for Norfolk)
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Spain

alliance with England
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alliance with France
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(iv)
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(v)

diplomacy of KP
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mercenaries
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retirement of ambassador
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search for wife for Henry
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spectacles
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,
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Speed, John
History of Britain
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Stafford, Sir Henry (marries Henry’s grandmother)
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Stafford, Humfrey (Duke of Buckingham)
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Stanhope, Anne (wife of Hertford, Duchess of Somerset)
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KP
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(ii)
,
(iii)

Surrey
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Star Chamber
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,
(ii)

Sternhold, Thomas (psalmist, Groom of the Robes)
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tried for heresy and pardoned
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Stockett, Lewis (Surveyor of the Queen’s works)
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Stonor, Walter (Lieutenant of the Tower)
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,
(ii)

Strickland, Agnes (writer)
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Sturley, Sir Nicholas (banner carrier)
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Sudeley Castle
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,
(ii)

KP’s grave
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Suffolk, Duke of
see
Brandon, Charles

Suffolk, Katherine Duchess of (lady-in-waiting to KP)
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,
(ii)

Anne Askew
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dog named ‘Gardiner’
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KP’s daughter
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portrait of KP
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Surrey, Earl of
see
Howard, Henry

Sussex, Countess of
see
Ratcliffe, Anne

Sussex, Earl of
see
Ratcliffe, Henry

Syon
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(ii)
,
(iii)
,
(iv)

Henry’s coffin
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Henry’s funeral
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(ii)
,
(iii)

syphilis
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,
(ii)

Talbot, Lord (banner carrier)
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Talbot, Francis (Earl of Shrewsbury)

Scottish prisoners
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tennis
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Edward
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Fitzroy and Henry Howard
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Testwood, Robert (singing man)
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Thirlby, Thomas (Bishop of Westminster)
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,
(ii)

Henry’s will
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Torrigiano, Pietro (sculptor)
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,
(ii)
,
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torture
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Anne Askew
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,
(ii)
,
(iii)

Toto, Antonio (painter)
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Tower Green

execution of Anne Boleyn
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,
(ii)

execution of KH
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,
(ii)
,
(iii)

execution of Lady Rochford
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Tower Hill

execution of Cromwell
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,
(ii)
,
(iii)

execution of Northumberland
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,
(ii)

execution of Somerset
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execution of Surrey
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,
(ii)

execution of Thomas Seymour
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Tower of London
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,
(ii)
,
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Anne Askew
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,
(ii)
,
(iii)

Anne of Cleves’ fear
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Augustine
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burial of Anne Boleyn
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burial of KH
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Cheke
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Cranmer
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,
(ii)

Cromwell
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,
(ii)

Dereham
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