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journalists, and prizefighters. Said to have been invented by Henry VIII

...e of high treason. The oath was originally imposed in April 1534 by [[King Henry VIII]] through the [[Act of Supremacy]], 1534. This act was later repealed by Qu

...cies of [[Henry VII]]) and with [[Lawrence Stone]] (Over the policies of [[Henry VIII]]) revealed a strong willed defence of the English monarchs. In the ''Pract

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|Ireland-henry8.jpg|Ireland under English King Henry VIII, 1540; map by Harald Toksvig.

...speare]]'s last play, but according to modern research [[Henry VIII (play)|Henry VIII]], [[The Two Noble Kinsmen]] and [[Cardenio]] were composed later. What pro

|''[[Henry VIII (play)|Henry VIII]]''||History||The scheming Cardinal Wolsey opposes Henry||Henry, Catherine|

*1541: Henry VIII of England adopts title King of Ireland

...generally believed to be the play appearing in the First Folio (1623) as ''Henry VIII''; now believed to be a collaboration between Shakespeare and John Fletcher

...n & Guy, "Cowdray House", pp. 32&ndash;33.</ref> Four years earlier King [[Henry VIII]] had given [[Battle Abbey]], also in Sussex, to Browne.<ref>Coad, Jonathan In 1533 Henry VIII granted representatives of Fitzwilliam a licence to crenellate Cowdray Hous

...inland). It is thus styled in a charter granted by [[Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII]], but by [[Elizabeth I of England|Elizabeth I's]] time the town was invari

She was the daughter of [[Henry VIII (England)|Henry VIII's]] second wife, [[Anne Boleyn]], who had been executed in 1536. Elizabeth In 1547 Henry VIII died and his son Edward became king, while still a minor. For a time Elizab

'''Henry VIII''' (28 June 1491-28 January 1547), King of England from 21 April 1509, and ==Highlights and paradoxes of Henry VIII’s reign:==

* ''[[Henry VIII (play)|Henry VIII]]'' ..., for Henry VI Parts 2 and 3, and a secondary-source title All Is True for Henry VIII. It also, controversially, restores the original Oldcastle for Falstaff in

==Henry VIII: 1509-1660== Regarded as the father-king of the English fleet, King [[Henry VIII]] began a naval buildup to check "King James IV of Scots. James had built a

With the separation of the Church from Rome, [[Henry VIII]] gave the lands to Robert Burgoyne and John Scudamore. They demolished the

Under his father's patronage, he became a courtier at the court of [[Henry VIII]] and in 1526 he joined a diplomatic mission to the French court, apparentl

...ngs]]. With [[Dissolution of the Monasteries]] in the 16th century under [[Henry VIII]] Battle Abbey was taken under secular control and many of its buildings [[ ...Dissolution of the monasteries was conducted in the late 1530s under King Henry VIII. As part of this, on 27 May 1538 Battle Abbey was given over to the control

...e Ages the majority of the House were Lords Spiritual, but this ended with Henry VIII's dissolution of the monasteries, after which the majority were hereditary

* Gardner, James. "Henry VIII" in ''Cambridge Modern History'' vol 2 (1903), a brief political history [ * Graves, Michael. ''Henry VIII'' (2003) 217pp, topical coverage

...mit the royal supremacy "as far as the word of God allows." James VI, Like Henry VIII, accepted this compromise, and the oath in this form was taken by Craig, th

...the religious divisions created over the reigns of [[Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII]], [[Edward VI of England|Edward VI]] and [[Mary I of England|Mary I]]. Thi

...decorated with [[flower]]s. Around the same time, [[Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII]] imported a large number of stallions and mares for breeding, but it was n

...Drury had been speaker of the House of Commons and he was also a member of Henry VIII's Council. Anna Drury was married to George Waldegrave, and after Waldegrav

...of the Monasteries]] was conducted in the 1530s during the reign of King [[Henry VIII]]. The [[Pilgrimage of Grace]] was held in protest in northern England. The

...r-time. [[Henry VII]] had such a service in the late 15th century while [[Henry VIII]]'s war against the Scots set up the basics of the service along the Great

...ssion of personal loyalty to the king. This dates from the reign of King [[Henry VIII]]. 'God Save the King', can also be found in the King James version of the

...n]] progressed, their friaries were closed by [[Henry VIII of England|King Henry VIII]]. The [[refectory]] of the Dominican friary was eventually converted into The town received its charter from Henry VIII in 1545, and Boston had two [[Members of Parliament]] from 1552 but with Th

...e Ages the Lords Spiritual were the majority. This changed in the reign of Henry VIII, when the dissolution of the monasteries removed abbots, priors and masters

...hich I discovered that William Fitzwilliam was one of the great figures of Henry VIII's reign whom hardly anyone pays any attention to. The links in the referen

...can be attributed to Ralph Wrine, recorder of Chester during the reign of Henry VIII, namely in 1535, 1536, and 1540. <ref>Manly-Rickert, I, p. 281.</ref> After

...against the [[Dissolution of the Monasteries]] and [[Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII]]'s (reigned 1509-1547) break with the [[Roman Catholic Church]].<ref>Beatt

...against the [[Dissolution of the Monasteries]] and [[Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII]]'s (reigned 1509-1547) break with the [[Roman Catholic Church]].<ref>Beatt

...se seems to have declined during the 15th century, but revived again under Henry VIII, who forbade preaching against astrology. The rise of a more scientific at

...td><td>{{headofstate-enteredoffice|Monarchy|the United Kingdom}}</td><td>[[Henry VIII]]; [[Elizabeth I]]; [[Queen Victoria]]</td>

...ve been [[titular]] heads of the [[Church of England]] since the time of [[Henry VIII]], and member countries of the [[Commonwealth of Nations]] have recognised

Between 1536 and 1537 King [[Henry VIII]] began dissolving religious houses valued at less than £200. In 1535 Lind

...thomas.shtml] (1489 - 1556) - architect of English Reformation, advisor to Henry VIII 1509 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Henry VIII]] (1509-47)

...ref> The British have been cooking turkey since at least the time of King Henry VIII. Some of their modern roast turkey recipes include preparing it with apples

...he first voyages on behalf of the English kings [[Henry VII]] and Henry [[Henry VIII]] were undertaken by a [[Venice|Venetian]] family the Cabots.

...he first voyages on behalf of the English kings [[Henry VII]] and Henry [[Henry VIII]] were undertaken by a [[Venice|Venetian]] family the Cabots.

...to lock people up without charges and hold them indefinitely (something [[Henry VIII]] agreed was a proper exercise of government authority). Who believe the go

...ision by Coverdale published in 1539. This "Great Bible" was authorized by Henry VIII as the source for Bible readings in church. It was replaced in 1568 by the

...these royal bans and there is a record in 1526 of [[Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII]] ordering the first known purpose-made football boots. It was in the 16th

...as been traced to "The Complaynt of Scotland" a work dating to the time of Henry VIII.<ref name=Henry/>

...' gives the list of ''Prime Ministers and Favourites from the Accession of Henry VIII to the Present Time''. Since 1714, Beatson could only find one ''Sole Minis

...of both Protestantism and Catholicism. The Anglican Church was formed by [[Henry VIII]] at roughly the same time as the self-definition of Protestantism, and the

...idenced by the salvage of the ''Mary Rose'' the flagship of English King [[Henry VIII]] (sunk in 1545 and salvaged in 1836) which contained guns of all three typ ...was invented by Descharges of Brest, in 1501.<ref>Alexander McKee, ''King Henry VIII's Mary Rose'' (1974) p. 23</ref> They made it possible to post guns on diff

...is Osborne: ''The Great Debasement'', e-articles, July 2006]</ref> under [[Henry VIII]]. ...ce by foreigners, and partly to the skillful presentation of his case by [[Henry VIII]]'s spin-doctors.

:'''1544''': Henry VIII begins his period of "rough wooing" aimed at imposing the marriage of his s

...the Wycliffites the value of pilgrimage was frequently denounced. King [[Henry VIII]], working with his minister Thomas Cromwell, had the shrine destroyed in 1

...er son of a family founded by Thomas Cromwell (1485-1540), a minister of [[Henry VIII]]; they had acquired considerable wealth by taking over monastery property

...millan, 1996), p. 470.</ref> The break with Rome started in the reign of [[Henry VIII]]. ..., the Church was split from Rome over the issue of the annulment of [[King Henry VIII]]'s marriage to Catherine of Aragon. The split led to the emergence of a se

#[[Henry VIII]]

During Vesalius's lifetime: (1) Henry VIII assumed the throne of England (reign: 1509-1547); (2) Martin Luther set off

*Monarchs of nations: "{Monarch's first name and ordinal}, for example [[Henry VIII]], [[Louis XIV]]

...chen of Llandaff) held his office through all those troubled times—under [[Henry VIII]], Edward VI, Mary, and Elizabeth I—never imagining that he had been a bi