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15. CSPV VI, ii, 864, p. 1019.
16. Aff. Etr. XIII, fols. 182v—183, cited in Harbison, Rival Ambassadors, p. 324.
17. François de Noailles to Montmorency, April 5, 1557, cited in Harbison, Rival Ambassadors, p. 324.
18. CSPV, VI, ii, 743, p. 835.
19. Aff. Etr. XIII, fols. 166–168, cited in Harbison, Rival Ambassadors, p. 319.
20. Aff. Etr. XIII, fol. 191, cited in Harbison, Rival Ambassadors, p. 326.
CHAPTER 62. A PUBLIC ENEMY TO OURSELVES
1. CSPV VI, 870, p. 1026.
2. Strype, Ecclesiastical Memorials, III, ii, p. 261.
3. Ibid., pp. 261–63.
4. CSPS XIII, 299, pp. 290–91; CSPV VI, ii, 873, pp. 1028–29.
5. CSPS XIII, 306, p. 294.
6. CSPV VI, ii, p. 927.
7. CSPS XIII, 339, p. 317.
8. Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” p. 147; Strype, Ecclesiastical Memorials, III (1721), p. 382.
9. CSPS XIII, 349, p. 321.
10. Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” p. 162.
11. George Ferrers, “The Winning of Calais by the French” (1569), reprinted in Pollard, ed., Tudor Tracts 1532–1588, pp. 290–98.
12. CSPS XIII, 395, p. 348.
13. CSPS XIII, 382, pp. 340–41.
CHAPTER 63. THE GRIEF OF THE MOST SERENE QUEEN
I. Reginald Pole, Epistolae Reginaldi Poli, ed. A. M. Quirini, 5 vols. (Brescia, 1744–1757), V, p. 24.
2. CSPV VI, ii, 849, p. 994.
3. CSPV VI, ii, 772, p. 880.
4. Pole, Epistolae Reginaldi Poli, V, p. 144.
5. CSPV VI, 899, p. 1112.
6. Strype, Ecclesiastical Memorials, III, ii, pp. 231–37.
7. CSPV VI, 898, pp. 1109–11; 913, pp. 1131–33.
8. CSPV VI, 937, pp. 1166–70.
9. CSPV VI, ii, 937, pp. 1166–67.
10. Cal. Pole, 111, p. 464.
11. CSPF, Mary, 641, p. 320.
12. CSPV VI, ii, 981, p. 1240.
13. CSPV VI, 991, p. 1248.
14. Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” pp. 150–51.
15. Pole, Epistolae Reginaldi Poli, V, p. 34.
16. CSPV VI, iii, 1209, p. 1482.
17. CSPV V, 813, p. 429.
18. C. G. Bayne, Anglo-Roman Relations, 1558–1565 (Oxford, 1913), p. 24.
CHAPTER 64. READINESS FOR CHANGE
1. CSPV VI, ii, 884, pp. 1043–85.
CHAPTER 65. THINKING MYSELF TO BE WITH CHILD
1. CSPV VI, iii, 1142, p. 1427.
2. CSPS XIII, 382, pp. 340–41.
3. CSPS XIII, 413, p. 367.
4. CSPS XIII, 425, pp. 378–79.
5. BL, Harley 6949, is the transcript of the will and is printed in D. M. Loades, Mary Tudor: A Life (Oxford, 1989), pp. 370–83.
6. CSPV VI, iii, 1274, p. 1538.
7. M. J. Rodriguez-Salgado and S. Adams, eds., “The Count of Feria’s Despatch to Philip II of 14 November 1558,” Camden Miscellany 28 (1984), pp. 330, 334.
8. CSPV VI, III, 1274, p. 1538.
9. CSPS XIII, 498, p. 438.
10. CSPV VI, iii, 1285, p. 1549.
CHAPTER 66. REASONABLE REGRET FOR HER DEATH
1. Clifford, Life of Jane Dormer, p. 71.
2. Holinshed, Chronicles of England, II, p. 1784.
3. Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” p. 178.
4. CSPV VI, iii, 1286, p. 1550.
5. CSPS XIII, 502, p. 440.
6. “Ceremonial of the Burial of King Edward IV, from a Ms of the Late Mr Artis, Now in the Possession of Thomas Astle, Esq,” Archaeologia II (1779), pp. 350–51.
7. CSPS I, 1, p. 3.
8. TNA SP 12/1, fols. 32–33.
9. Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” p. 182.
10. Strype, Ecclesiastical Memorials, III, i, pp. 466–67; Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” p. 182; A. P. Harvey and R. Mortimer, eds., The Funeral Effigies of Westminster Abbey (Woodbridge, 1994), pp. 55–57.
11. Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” pp. 182–83; TNA SP 12/1, fols. 69–80.
12. Strype, Ecclesiastical Memorials, III, ii, pp. 277–87.
13. Ibid.
14. “A Sermon Made at the Burial of Queen Mary,” BL, Cotton Vespasian D XVIII X, fol. 104; for published version, cited in Strype, Ecclesiastical Memorials, III, ii, pp. 277–87.
15. APC VII, p. 45.
16. Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” pp. 183–84.
EPILOGUE. VERITAS TEMPORIS FILIA
1. BL, Harley, 1813, pp. 259–60. The Epitaphe vpon the Death of the Most Excellent and oure late vertuous Quene, Marie, deceased, augmented by the first Author (London, 1558?), in Old English Ballads 1553—1625, Chiefly from Manuscripts, ed. Hyder E. Rollins (Cambridge, 1920), pp. 23–26, at p. 26. See Marcia Lee Metzger,