Mary Tudor - Anna Whitelock [168]
6. CSPV VI, i, 213, p. 186.
7. CSPV VI, i, 200, p. 174.
8. CSPV VI, i, 217, p. 190.
9. CSPS XIII, 52, p. 42.
10. CSPS XIII, 239, p. 247.
11. BL, Cotton Titus B II, fol. 62.
12. Vertot, Ambassades, V, pp. 126–27.
13. CSPV VI, i, 246, p. 213.
14. CSPV VI, 318, p. 285.
15. BL, Cotton Titus B II, fol. 60.
16. TNA SP 11/6/17, fol. 27v; SP 11/8/71 (i), fols. 121–122v.
17. CSPV VI, i, 353, p. 319.
18. CSPV VI, i, 245, p. 212; 257, p. 227; 315, p. 281.
19. CSPV VI, i, 245, p. 212.
20. CSPV VI, i, 332, p. 300.
21. CSPV VI, i, 332, pp. 299–300.
22. CSPV VI, 309, p. 278.
23. Vertot, Ambassades, V, pp. 169–73.
CHAPTER 57. COMMITTED TO THE FLAMES
1. Lord Houghton, ed., Bishop Cranmer’s Recantacyons, with introduction by J. Gairdner, Miscellanies of the Philobiblon Society, 15 (1877–84), pp. 108–10.
2. Letter of Warrant from Mary to mayor and bailiffs of Oxford quoted in G. Townshend and S.R. Cattley, eds., Actes and Monuments of John Foxe (8 vols., 1837–41), 6, pp. 531–32.
3. Foxe, Actes and Monuments, book 11, p. 1770.
4. Ibid.
5. Ibid.
6. CS PV VI, 365, p. 329.
7. Cox, ed., Miscellaneous Writings and Letters of Thomas Cranmer, II, p. 563.
8. Ibid.
9. P. N. Brooks, Cranmer in Context (Cambridge, 1989), p. 112.
10. Cox, ed., Miscellaneous Writings and Letters of Thomas Cranmer, II, pp. 564–65.
11. Foxe, Actes and Monuments, book 11, p. 1887.
12. Ibid., p. 1888.
13. CSPV VI, 434, p. 386.
CHAPTER 58. A GREAT AND RARE EXAMPLE OF GOODNESS
1. CSPV VI, i, 473, pp. 434–47.
CHAPTER 59. STOUT AND DEVILISH HEARTS
1. CSPV VI, i, 429, p. 378.
2. Strype, Ecclesiastical Memorials, III, p. 286; Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” p. 101.
3. John Bradford’s letter in Strype, Ecclesiastical Memorials, III, ii, p. 129.
4. Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” pp. 94–95.
5. CSPS XIII, 161, pp. 147–48.
6. CSPV VI, i, 215, p. 188.
7. CSPV VI, i, 274, p. 243.
8. CSPV VI, i, 258, p. 231.
9. CSPV VI, I, 297, pp. 269–270.
10. CSPV VI, i, 289, p. 259.
11. APC V, p. 224.
12. CSPV VI, i, 427, p. 376.
13. CSPV VI, i, 434, p. 384.
14. Ibid.
15. CSPV VI, i, 434, pp. 384–85.
16. CSPV VI, i, 434, pp. 383–84; CSPF, Mary, 496, pp. 222–23.
17. Vertot, Ambassades, V, pp. 361–63.
18. Wriothesley’s Chronicle, II, p. 134.
19. CSPV VI, i, 440, p. 392.
20. CSPV VI, i, 458, p. 411.
21. CSPV VI, i, 525, p. 495.
22. CSPV VI, i, 570, p. 558.
23. CSPV VI, i, 427, p. 376.
24. CSPV VI, i, 460, p. 415.
25. CSPS XIII, 273, p. 271.
26. Vertot, Ambassades, V, pp. 361–63.
27. Aff. Etr. XIII, fol. 24, as cited in Harbison, Rival Ambassadors, p. 301.
28. CSPS XIII, 279, p. 276.
CHAPTER 60. OBEDIENT SUBJECT AND HUMBLE SISTER
1. CSPV VI, i, 505, p. 475.
2. CSPV VI, i, 510, p. 479.
3. L. Wiesener, La Jeunesse d’Elisabeth d’Angleterre (Paris, 1878), p. 343.
4. CSPV, VI, i, 514, p. 484.
5. Strype, Ecclesiastical Memorials, III, p. 336.
6. Ibid.
7. BL, Lansdowne 1236, fol. 37, printed in Marcus et al., eds., Elizabeth, pp. 43–44.
8. Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” p. 120.
9. Wiesener, La Jeunesse d’Elisabeth, p. 304.
10. BL, Cotton Titus B II, fol. 109.
CHAPTER 61. A WARMED OVER HONEYMOON
1. Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” p. 129.
2. C. Erikson, Bloody Mary (London, 1978), p. 463.
3. CSPV VI, ii, 743, p. 835.
4. CSPV VI, ii, 723, pp. 808–809.
5. CSPV VI, ii, 787, p. 902; 790, p. 907; 795, pp. 916–17.
6. “Instructions,” Jan. 22, 1557, Aff. Etr. XIII, fols. 137, 139, cited in Harbison, Rival Ambassadors, p. 315.
7. BL, Cotton Otho IX, E321–342, fol. 88; T. Glasgow Jr., “The Navy in Philip and Mary’s War, 1557–1558,” Mariner’s Mirror 53, no. 4 (1967), pp. 321–42.
8. Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” p. 124.
9. Ibid.
10. Aff. Etr. XIII, fol. 157, quoted in Harbison, Rival Ambassadors, p. 317.
11. CSPS XIII, 289, pp. 285–87.
12. Aff. Etr. XIII, fols. 160, 180, quoted in Harbison, Rival Ambassadors, p. 321; CSPV VI, ii, p. 956.
13. Aff. Etr. XIII, fol. 182, quoted in Harbison, Rival Ambassasdors, pp. 323–24.
14. Aff. Etr. XIII, fols. 182–183, cited in Harbison, Rival