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TUDOR PARLIAMENTS

General

4729. Buck, A. R. "The politics of land law in Tudor England." Journal of Legal History 11 (1990): 200-217.

4730. Choinska-Mika, Jolanta, and David M. Dean. "Representation and accountability: a comparison of early

modern England and Poland." Parliaments, Estates & Representation 21 (2001): 91-101.

4731. Cobb, H. S. "Descriptions of the state opening of Parliament, 1485-1601: a survey." In Parliamentary

history, libraries and records: essays presented to Maurice Bond, edited by H. S. Cobb: 17-24. London:

House of Lords Record Office, 1981.

4732. ---. "Descriptions of the state opening of Parliament, 1485-1601: a survey." Parliamentary History 18

(1999): 303-15.

4733. Croft, Pauline. "The Parliament of England." Transactions of the Royal Historical Society 6th ser., 7

(1997): 217-34. [G. R. Elton's writings on Parliament.]

4734. Dean, David M. "Image and ritual in the Tudor Parliament." In Tudor political culture, edited by Dale

Hoak: 243-71. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1995.

4735. ---. "Patrons, clients and conferences: the workings of bicameralism in the sixteenth century English

Parliament." In Bicameralisme: Tweekamerstelsel vroeger en nu Handelingen van de Internationale

Conferentie ter gelegenheid van het 175-jarig bestaan van de Eerste Kamer der Staten-Generaal in de

Nederlanden, edited by H. W. Blom, W. P. Blockmans, and H. de Schepper: 209-28. Hague: SDU

Uitgeverij Koninginnegracht, 1992.

4736. Dunham, W. H. "Regal power and the rule of law: a Tudor paradox." Journal of British Studies 3, no. 2

(May 1964): 24-56.

4737. Elton, G. R. "English national self-consciousness and the Parliament in the sixteenth century." In

Nationalismus in vorindustrieller Zeit, edited by O. Dann: 73-82. Munich: Oldenbourg, 1986.

4738. ---. "The English Parliament in the sixteenth century: estates and statutes." In Parliament & community,

edited by Art Cosgrave and J. I. McGuire: 69-95. Historical Studies, 14. Belfast: Appletree Press, 1983.

4739. ---. "Lex terrae victrix: Der Rechtsstreit in der englischen Frühreformation." Zeitschrift der Savigny-

Stiftung, Kanonistische Abteilung 70 (1984): 217-36.

4740. ---. "Lex terrae victrix: the triumph of parliamentary law in the sixteenth century." In The Parliaments of

Elizabethan England, edited by David M. Dean and Norman L. Jones: 15-36. Oxford: Blackwell, 1990.

[A revised translation of no. 4739.]

4741. ---. "Lex terrae victrix: the triumph of parliamentary law in the sixteenth century." In his Studies in Tudor

and Stuart politics and government. Vol. 4: Papers and reviews 1983-1990: 37-57. Cambridge: Cambridge

University Press, 1992.

4742. ---. "Parliament in the sixteenth century: functions and fortunes." Historical Journal 22 (1979): 255-78.

4743. ---. "Parliament in the sixteenth century: functions and fortunes." In his Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics

and government. Vol. 3: Papers and reviews 1973-1981: 156-82. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,

1983.

4744. ---. "The sessional printing of statutes, 1484-1547." In Wealth and power in Tudor England: essays

presented to S. T. Bindoff, edited by E. W. Ives, R. J. Knecht, and J. J. Scarisbrick: 68-86. London:

Athlone Press, 1978.

4745. ---. "The sessional printing of statutes, 1484-1547." In his Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and

government. Vol. 3: Papers and reviews 1973-1981: 92-109. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,

1983.

4746. ---. "Tudor government: the points of contact: I. Parliament." Transactions of the Royal Historical Society

5th ser., 24 (1974): 183-200.

4747. ---. "Tudor government: the points of contact: I. Parliament." In his Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and

government. Vol. 3: Papers and reviews 1973-1981: 3-21. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1983.

4748. Gilkes, R. K. The Tudor Parliament. London history studies, 5. London: University of London Press, 1969.

192p. [Reprinted in 1975 by Lion Library of London.]

4749. Graves, M. A. R. "'[B]y committinge of a bill the Howse allowed of the bodie thereof'. Tudor parliamentary

legislative committees: development, purposes, value and problems, 1510-1601." In Parliament at work:

parliamentary committees, political power and public access in early modern England, edited by

Christopher Kyle and J. T. Peacey: 25-41. Woodbridge: Boydell Press, 2002.

4750. ---. Early Tudor Parliaments, 1485-1558. Seminar studies in history. Harlow: Longman, 1990. vii, 129p.

4751. ---. "Patrons and clients: their role in sixteenth century parliamentary politicking and legislation." Turnbull

Record 18 (1985): 69-85.

4752. ---. The Tudor Parliaments: Crown, Lords, and Commons, 1485-1603. London: Longman, 1985. vii, 173p.

4753. Green, Edwin. "The vintners' lobby, 1552-1568." Guildhall Studies in London History 1 (1974): 47-58.

4754. Griffiths, G. Representative government in Western Europe in the sixteenth century: commentary and

documents for the study of comparative constitutional history. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1968. xviii, 622p.

[Includes a selection of documents on the English Parliament: 532-616.]

4755. Heinze, Rudolph W. "Proclamations and parliamentary protest, 1539-1610." In Tudor rule and revolution:

essays for G. R. Elton from his American friends, edited by Delloyd J. Guth and John W. McKenna: 237-

59. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1982.

4756. Holdsworth, W. S. "Central courts of law and representative assemblies in the sixteenth century." Columbia

Law Review 12 (1912): 1-31.

4757. Hoyle, R. W. "Crown, Parliament and taxation in sixteenth-century England." English Historical Review

109 (1994): 1174-96.

4758. ---. "Petitioning as popular politics in early sixteenth-century England." Historical Research 75 (2002):

365-89.

4759. Lehmberg, Stanford E. "Sir Geoffrey Elton as a parliamentary historian: an appreciation." Parliamentary

History 14 (1995): 257-61.

4760. Levine, Mortimer. "A parliamentary title to the Crown in Tudor England." Huntington Library Quarterly

25 (1961-62): 121-27.

4761. Loach, Jennifer. "Parliament: a new air?" In Revolution reassessed: revisions in the history of Tudor

government and administration, edited by Christopher Coleman and David Starkey: 117-34. Oxford:

Clarendon Press, 1986.

4762. ---. Parliament under the Tudors. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1991. viii, 172p.

4763. Mehren, Arthur von. "The judicial conception of legislation in Tudor England." In Interpretations of

modern legal philosophies: essays in honor of Roscoe Pound, edited by Paul Sayre: 751-66. New York:

Oxford University University, 1947.

4764. Miklovich, James I. "The significance of the royal sign manual in early Tudor legislative procedure."

Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 52 (1979): 23-36.

4765. Miller, Helen. "Lords and Commons: relations between the two Houses of Parliament, 1509-1558."

Parliamentary History 1 (1982): 13-24.

4766. Mosse, George L. "Change and continuity in the Tudor constitution." Speculum 22 (1947): 18-28.

4767. Pollard, A. F. "Parliament." In his Factors in modern history: 104-29. London: Constable, 1907.

4768. Schofield, Roger. Taxation under the early Tudors, 1485-1547. Malden, MA: Blackwell, 2004. xvi, 297p.

4769. Yung Chi Hoe. The origin of parliamentary sovereignty or 'mixed' monarchy. Being a study of the political

implications of Calvinism and Bodinism, from the mid-sixteenth to the mid-seventeenth century, chiefly in

France and England. Shanghai: Commercial Press, 1935. xiv, 377p.

The House of Lords 1485-1603

4770. Goheen, Robert B. "The function of the peers in early Tudor government." Ph.D., Yale University, 1968.

4771. Gunn, Steven. "Off with their heads: the Tudor nobility: 1485-1603." In The House of Lords: a thousand

years of English tradition, edited by Manorial Society: 52-65. London: Smith's Peerage Ltd, 1994.

4772. Holmes, Peter. "The last Tudor Great Councils." Historical Journal 33 (1990): 1-22.

4773. McCahill, Barbara Ann Kemp. "The Tudor peers: their demographic profile and role in government

administration." Ph.D., Tufts University, 1978.

4774. Miller, Helen. "The early Tudor peerage, 1485-1547." M.A., University of London, 1950.

4775. ---. "Subsidy assessments of the peerage in the 16th century." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research

28 (1955): 15-34.

4776. Smith, David L. "The House of Lords, 1529-1629." In A short history of Parliament. England, Great

Britain, the United Kingdom, Ireland & Scotland, edited by Clyve Jones: 29-41. Woodbridge: The Boydell

Press, 2009.

The House of Commons 1485-1603

4777. Arnold, Oliver. "Absorption and representation: mapping England in the early modern House of

Commons." In Literature, mapping, and the politics of space in early modern Britain, edited by Andrew

Gordon and Bernhard Klein: 15-34. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001.

4778. Bindoff, S. T. The House of Commons 1509-1558. The History of Parliament. 3 vols. London: Published

for the History of Parliament Trust by Secker and Warburg, 1982.

4779. Dann, W. S. "Parliamentary representation in the 16th century." M.A., University of London, 1911.

4780. Fuidge, Norah M. "Some sixteenth-century Crown Office lists at the Public Record Office." Bulletin of the

Institute of Historical Research 42 (1969): 201-11. [A valuable source for the names of members of the

House of Commons.]

4781. Hawkyard, A. D. K. "The House of Commons, 1529-1601." In A short history of Parliament. England,

Great Britain, the United Kingdom, Ireland & Scotland, edited by Clyve Jones: 86-99. Woodbridge: The

Boydell Press, 2009.

4782. ---. "The wages of Members of Parliament 1509-1558." Parliamentary History 6 (1987): 302-11.

4783. Loach, Jennifer. "The House of Commons, 1528-1603." In The House of Commons: seven hundred years

of British tradition, edited by Robert Smith and John S. Moore: 70-82. London: Smith's Peerage Ltd.,

1996.

4784. Neale, J. E. "The Commons' privilege of free speech in Parliament." In Tudor studies, presented by the

Board of Studies in History in the University of London to Albert Frederick Pollard, being the work of

twelve of his colleagues and pupils, edited by R. W. Seton-Watson: 257-86. London: Longmans, Green,

1924. [Reprinted (1) in 1969 by Books for Libraries Press of Freeport, N.Y.; (2) in 1970 by Russell &

Russell of New York.]

4785. ---. "The Commons' privilege of free speech in Parliament." In Historical studies of the English

Parliament, edited by Edmund B. Fryde and Edward Miller. Vol. 2: 147-76. Cambridge: Cambridge


4786. Pollard, A. F. "The under-clerks and the Commons' Journals, 1509-1588." Bulletin of the Institute of

Historical Research 16 (1938-39): 144-67.

Parliaments of Henry VII

4787. Cameron, A. "Complaint and reform in Henry VII's reign: the origins of the statute of 3 Henry VII, c.2?"

Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 51 (1978): 83-89.

4788. Casper, Dale Edward. "The King's good servants: the Commons house in 1491." Ph.D., University of

Minnesota, 1980.

4789. Cavill, Paul. "Debate and dissent in Henry VII's Parliaments." Parliamentary History 25 (2006): 160-75.

4790. ---. The English Parliaments of Henry VII, 1485-1504. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009. xvi, 296p.

4791. ---. "Henry VII and Parliament." D.Phil, University of Oxford, 2005.

4792. ---. "The problem of labour and the Parliament of 1495." In Fifteenth Century V: Of mice and men: image,

belief and regulation in late medieval England, edited by Linda Clark: 143-55. Woodbridge: Boydell

Press, 2005.

4793. Holmes, Peter. "The Great Council in the reign of Henry VII." English Historical Review 101 (1986): 840-

62.

4794. Ives, E. W. "'Agaynst taking awaye of Women': the inception and operation of the Abduction Act of 1487."

In Wealth and power in Tudor England: essays presented to S. T. Bindoff, edited by E. W. Ives, R. J.

Knecht, and J. J. Scarisbrick: 21-44. London: Athlone Press, 1978.

4795. Jay, Winifred. "List of members of the fourth Parliament of Henry VII." Bulletin of the Institute of


4796. Kennedy, W. P. M. "Some notes on Henry VII's Parliaments." American Catholic Quarterly Review 41

(1916): 623-30.

4797. Kleineke, Hannes. "Lobbying and access: the Canons of Windsor and the matter of the Poor Knights in the

Parliament of 1485." Parliamentary History 25 (2006): 145-59.

4798. Miller, Helen. "Attendance in the House of Lords during the reign of Henry VII." Historical Journal 10

(1967): 325-51.

4799. Pink, W. D. "The Parliament of 1491-2." Notes and Queries 7th ser., 7 (1889): 283-84.

4800. Pollard, A. F. "The 'De Facto' Act of Henry VII." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 7 (1929-

30): 1-12. [1495 Parliament.]

4801. Zeydel, Walter H. "The Nova Statuta of 1497." Library of Congress Quarterly Journal of Current

Acquisitions 13, no. 4 (1956): 207-10.

Parliaments of Henry VIII

4802. Cruickshank, C. G. "Parliamentary representation of Tournai." English Historical Review 83 (1968): 775-

76. [c.1513.]

4803. Davies, C. S. L. "Tournai M.P.s at Westminster?" Parliamentary History 20 (2001): 233-35.

4804. Eden, F. Sydney. "Heraldic Parliament rolls." Connoisseur 94 (July-Dec. 1943): 363-66. [Rolls recording

the presence of the Lords at the opening of Parliament in the reign of Henry VIII.]

4805. Elton, G. R. "Parliamentary drafts, 1529-1540." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 25 (1952):

117-32; 27 (1954): 198-200.

4806. ---. "Parliamentary drafts, 1529-1540." In Historical studies of the English Parliament, edited by Edmund

B. Fryde and Edward Miller. Vol. 2: 177-91. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1970.

4807. ---. "Parliamentary drafts, 1529-1540." In his Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and government. Papers

and reviews 1946-1972. Vol. 2: Parliament/Political Thought: 62-81. Cambridge: Cambridge University

Press, 1974.

4808. ---. "The political creed of Thomas Cromwell." Transactions of the Royal Historical Society 5th ser., 6

(1956): 69-92.

4809. ---. "The political creed of Thomas Cromwell." In Historical studies of the English Parliament, edited by

Edmund B. Fryde and Edward Miller. Vol. 2: 193-216. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1970.

4810. ---. "The political creed of Thomas Cromwell." In his Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and government.

Papers and reviews 1946-1972. Vol. 2: Parliament/Political Thought: 215-35. Cambridge: Cambridge


4811. ---. "Reform by statute: Thomas Starkey's Dialogue and Thomas Cromwell's policy." Proceedings of the

British Academy 54 (1968): 165-88.

4812. ---. "Reform by statute: Thomas Starkey's Dialogue and Thomas Cromwell's policy." In Studies in Tudor

and Stuart politics and government. Papers and reviews 1946-1972. Vol. 2: Parliament/Political Thought:

236-58. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1968.

4813. "English baronies created by Henry VIII." In The complete peerage of England Scotland Ireland Great

Britain and the United Kingdom New ed., edited by G. E. Cokayne. Vol. 8: 8-22. Appendix. London: St.

Catherine Press, 1936.

4814. Kim, Minjae. "The legislation of the earlier Parliaments of Henry VIII, 1509-1515." Ph.D., University of

Minnesota, 1986.

4815. Lehmberg, Stanford E. The later parliaments of Henry VIII, 1536-1547. Cambridge: Cambridge University

Press, 1977. ix, 379p.

4816. ---. "Parliamentary attainder in the reign of Henry VIII." Historical Journal 18 (1975): 675-702.

4817. Miklovich, James I. "Legislative procedure in the reign of Henry VIII, 1536-1547." Ph.D., Cambridge

University, 1975.

4818. Miller, Helen. "London and Parliament in the reign of Henry VIII." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical

Research 35 (1962): 128-49.

4819. ---. "London and Parliament in the reign of Henry VIII." In Historical studies of the English Parliament,

edited by Edmund B. Fryde and Edward Miller. Vol. 2: 125-46. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,

1970.

4820. Perceval, R. W. "Henry VIII and the origin of royal assent by commission." Parliamentary Affairs 3 (1949-

50): 307-15.

4821. Plucknett, T. F. T. "Some proposed legislation of Henry VIII." Transactions of the Royal Historical Society

4th ser., 19 (1936): 119-44.

4822. Pollard, A. F. "Thomas Cromwell's parliamentary lists." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 9

(1931-32): 31-43.

4823. Snow, Vernon F. "Proctorial representation and conciliar management during the reign of Henry VIII."

Historical Journal 9 (1966): 1-26.

4824. Stacy, William R. "Richard Roose and the use of parliamentary attainder in the reign of Henry VIII."

Historical Journal 29 (1986): 1-15.

4825. Stubbs, F. W. "Parliament under Henry VIII." In Seventeen lectures on the study of medieval and modern

history and kindred subjects: 305-34. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1887.

Individual Parliaments

1510 Parliament

4826. A. H. "The House of Lords in 1509." St. James's Magazine n.s, 13 (April-Sept. 1874): 23-32, 177-85.

[Based on the Journal of the House of Lords.]

1512 Parliament

4827. ---. "The House of Lords in 1511." St. James's Magazine n.s., 13 (April-Sept. 1874): 248-56. [Based on the

Journal of the House of Lords.]

4828. Lamborn, E. A. Greening. "A Parliament roll of 1512." Notes and Queries 188 (1945): 248-50, 275-78; 189

(1945): 7-9.

1515 Parliament

4829. A. H. "The House of Lords in 1514-15." St. James's Magazine n.s., 13 (April-Sept. 1874): 338-48. [Based

on the Journal of the House of Lords.]

4830. Fac simile of a contemporary roll with the names and the arms of the Sovereign and of the spiritual and

temporal peers who sat in Parliament held at Westminster on the 5th of February in the sixth year of the

reign of Henry the Eighth ... A.D. 1515; in the possession of Thomas Willement. London: [s.n.], 1829. 9p.

[A limited edition of 51 copies.]

4831. Gunn, Steven. "The Act of Resumption of 1515." In Early Tudor England: proceedings of the 1987

Harlaxton symposium, edited by Daniel Williams: 87-106. Woodbridge: Boydell Press, 1989.

1523 Parliament

4832. Guy, John. "Wolsey and the Parliament of 1523." In Law and government under the Tudors: essays

presented to Sir Geoffrey Elton, edited by Claire Cross, David Loades, and J. J. Scarisbrick: 1-18.

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1988.

4833. Woods, Robert L. "Politics and precedent: Wolsey's Parliament of 1523." Huntington Library Quarterly 40

(1976-77): 297-312.

1529 (Reformation) Parliament

4834. Amos, Andrew. Observations on the statutes of the Reformation Parliament in the reign of King Henry the

Eighth. London: V. & R. Stevens & G. S. Norton, 1859. vii, 336p.

4835. Bowker, Margaret. "The Commons Supplication against the Ordinaries in the light of some Archidiaconal

Acts." Transactions of the Royal Historical Society 5th ser., 21 (1971): 61-77.

4836. ---. "Some archdeacons' court books and the Commons' Supplication against the Ordinaries of 1532." In

The study of medieval records: essays in honour of Kathleen Major, edited by D. A. Bullough and R. L.

Storey: 282-316. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1971.

4837. Cooper, J. P. "The supplication against the ordinaries reconsidered." English Historical Review 72 (1957):

616-41.

4838. Devereux, E. J. "More, Fisher and the attainder bill." Moreana 62 (Juin 1979): 43-50. [The attainder of

Elizabeth Barton, 1534.]

4839. Elton, G. R. "The Commons' supplication of 1532: parliamentary manoeuvres in the reign of Henry VIII."

English Historical Review 66 (1951): 507-34.

4840. ---. "The Commons' supplication of 1532: parliamentary manoeuvres in the reign of Henry VIII." In his

Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and government. Papers and reviews 1946-1972. Vol. 2:

Parliament/political thought: 107-36. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1974.

4841. ---. "An early Tudor poor law." Economic History Review 2nd ser., 6 (1953): 55-67.

4842. ---. "An early Tudor poor law." In his Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and government. Papers and

reviews 1946-1972. Vol. 2: Parliament/Political Thought: 137-54. Cambridge: Cambridge University

Press, 1974.

4843. ---. "The evolution of a Reformation statute." English Historical Review 64 (1949): 174-97. [Act in

restraint of appeals to Rome.]

4844. ---. "The evolution of a Reformation statute." In his Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and government.

Papers and reviews 1946-1972. Vol. 2: Parliament/Political Thought: 82-106. Cambridge: Cambridge


4845. ---. "The law of treason in the early Reformation." Historical Journal 11 (1968): 211-36.

4846. ---. "A note on the first Act of Annates." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 23 (1950): 203-4.

4847. Haas, S. W. "Martin Luther's 'Divine right' kingship and the royal supremacy: two tracts from the 1531

Parliament and Convocation of Clergy." Journal of Ecclesiastical History 31 (1980): 317-52.

4848. Holdsworth, W. S. "The political causes which shaped the Statute of Uses." Harvard Law Review 26 (1912-

13): 108-27.

4849. Ives, E. W. "The genesis of the Statute of Uses." English Historical Review 82 (1967): 673-97.

4850. Jenkins, Dafydd. "The date of the Act of Union." Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 23 (1968-70): 345-

48.

4851. Kesselring, K. J. "A draft of the 1531 'Acte for Poysoning'." English Historical Review 116 (2001): 894-99.

4852. Lehmberg, Stanford E. "Early Tudor parliamentary procedure: provisos in the legislation of the

Reformation Parliament." English Historical Review 85 (1970): 1-11.

4853. ---. The Reformation Parliament, 1529-1536. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1970. xi, 282p.

4854. Lloyd, J. E. "The date of the Act of Union of England and Wales." Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 7

(1933-35): 192.

4855. Marti, Oscar A. "Revolt of the Reformation Parliament against ecclesiastical exactions in England, 1529-

36." Journal of Religion 9 (1929): 257-80.

4856. Moreau, Jean-Pierre. "Le schisme d'Henri VIII et le pouvoir du Parlement Anglais." In Assemblee de stati e

istituzioni rappresentative nella storia del pensiero politico moderno (secoli XV-XX): 211-33. Studies

presented to the International Commission for the History of Representative and Parliamentary Institutions,

67. Atti del convegno internazionale tenuto a Perugia dal 16 al 18 settembre 1982, vol 1 = Materiali di

Storia, 7 (Annali della Facoltà di Scienze Politiche [Università de Perugia] a.a. 1982-1983, 19). Rimini:

Maggioli Editore, 1983.

4857. Ogle, Arthur. The tragedy of the Lollards' tower: I. The case of Richard Hunne, with its aftermath in II. The

Reformation Parliament, 1529-33: a review of events from the downfall of Wolsey to the birth of Elizabeth.

Oxford: Pen-in-hand, 1949. 393p.

4858. Pearson, Dale Thomas. "The Spiritual Lords in the Reformation Parliament." M.A., University of

Wyoming, 1968.

4859. Pollard, A. F. "A changeling Member of Parliament." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 10

(1932-33): 20-27. [The substitution of a member not elected for one elected in 1529.]

4860. ---. "An early parliamentary election petition." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 8 (1930-31):

156-66. [A petition from the 1530s.]

4861. ---. "The Reformation Parliament as a matrimonial agency and its national effects." History 21 (1936-37):

219-29.

4862. Rex, Richard. "Jasper Fyloll and the enormities of the clergy: two tracts written during the Reformation

Parliament." Sixteenth Century Journal 31 (2000): 1043-62.

4863. Roberts, Peter. "Henry VIII, Francis I and the Reformation Parliament." Parliaments, Estates &

Representation 27 (2007): 129-44.

4864. Thornley, Isobel D. "The treason legislation of Henry VIII (1531-1534)." Transactions of the Royal

Historical Society 3rd ser., 11 (1917): 87-123.

4865. Warner, James Christopher. "Representing Henry VIII: humanist discourse in the years of the Reformation

Parliament." Ph.D., University of Washington, 1994.

4866. Woodward, G. W. O. "The role of Parliament in the Henrician Reformation." Schweizer Beiträge zur

Allgemeinen Geschichte 16 (1958): 56-65.

1539 Parliament

4867. Adair, E. R. "The Statute of Proclamations." English Historical Review 32 (1917): 34-46.

4868. Bush, M. L. "The Act of Proclamations - a reinterpretation." American Journal of Legal History 27 (1983):

33-53.

4869. Elton, G. R. "Henry VIII's Act of Proclamations." English Historical Review 75 (1960): 208-22.

4870. ---. "Henry VIII's Act of Proclamations." In his Studies in Tudor and Stuart politics and government.

Papers and reviews 1946-1972. Vol. 1: Tudor politics/Tudor government: 339-54. Cambridge: Cambridge


4871. Redworth, Glyn. "A study in the formulation of policy: the genesis and evolution of the Act of Six Articles."

Journal of Ecclesiastical History 37 (1986): 42-67.

4872. Virgoe, Roger. "The parliamentary subsidy of 1540." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 55

(1982): 125-38.

1542 Parliament

4873. Graves, M. A. R. "The two Lords' Journals of 1542." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 43

(1970): 182-89.

4874. Leonard, H. H. "Ferrers' case: a note." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 42 (1969): 230-34.

[Dates the case to March 1542.]

1545 Parliament

4875. Marshall, Peter. "Mumpsimus and sumpsimus: the intellectual origins of a Henrician bon mot." Journal of

Ecclesiastical History 52 (2001): 512-20. [On Henry VIII's speech on 24 Dec. 1545.]

4876. Slavin, Arthur J. "Parliament and Henry VIII's bigamous principal secretary." Huntington Library

Quarterly 28 (1964-65): 131-43. [Prints, with commentary, the Act for the legitimacon of the Children of

Sr Ralph Sadler Knt 1545.]

4877. Tucker, Anne D. "The Commons in the Parliament of 1545." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1966.

Parliaments of Edward VI and Mary I

4878. Carter, Patrick. "Mary Tudor, Parliament and the renunciation of first fruits, 1555." Historical Research 69

(1996): 340-46.

4879. Ericson, C. G. "Parliament as a legislative institution in the reigns of Edward VI and Mary." Ph.D.,

University of London, 1974.

4880. Graves, M. A. R. The House of Lords in the Parliaments of Edward VI and Mary I: an institutional study.

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1981. viii, 321p.

4881. ---. "The Mid-Tudor House of Lords: forgotten member of the parliamentary trinity." In European history

and its historians, edited by Frank McGregor and Nicholas Wright: 23-31. Adelaide: Adelaide University

Union Press, 1977.

4882. Loach, Jennifer. "Conservatism and consent in Parliament, 1547-1559." In The mid-Tudor polity, c.1540-

1560, edited by Jennifer Loach and Robert Tittler: 9-28. London: Macmillan, 1980.

4883. ---. "Opposition to the Crown in Parliament, 1553-8." D.Phil., University of Oxford, 1974.

4884. ---. Parliament and the crown in the reign of Mary Tudor. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1986. xii, 262p.

4885. McLeod, Barbara Jean. "London: Crown and Parliament, 1553-1558." M.A., University of Auckland, 1970.

4886. Pollard, A. F. "A protean Clerk of the Commons." Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research 18 (1940-

41): 49-51. [Robert Ormeston, 1554.]

4887. Snow, Vernon F. "Proctorial representation in the House of Lords during the reign of Edward VI." Journal

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