Gender, authorship, and early modern women's collaboration /

Table of Contents: “…Hosington -- Literary gifts: performance and collaboration in the Arundel/Lumley family manuscripts / Alexandra Day -- The clerics and the learned lady: intertextuality in the religious writings of Lady Jane Grey / Louise Horton -- Paratextual marginalia, early modern women, and collaboration / Rosaline Smith -- "All fell not in Pharsalias Field": Lucy Harington Russell and the historical epic / Julie Crawford -- "A veray patroness": Margaret Beaufort and the early English printers / Patricia Pender -- Afterword: "Her book" and early modern modes of collaboration / Margaret J.M. …”

Calendar of State Papers and Manuscripts, Relating to English Affairs : Existing in the Archives and Collections of Venice, and in Other Libraries of Northern Italy.

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Complete State Trials of the Tudor Era by Taylor, James D.

Table of Contents: “…Intro; Introduction; Chapter 1: The Reign of Henry VII; Humphrey Stafford; Chapter 2: The Reign of Henry VIII; Catherine of Aragon; Thomas Wolsey; Thomas More; The Charterhouse Monks; Anne Boleyn; Thomas Cromwell; Catherine Howard; Chapter 3: The Reign of Edward VI; Thomas Seymour; Edward Seymour; Stephen Gardiner; Chapter 4: The Reign of Mary I; John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland; James Hales; Lady Jane Grey; Henry Grey; Thomas Wyatt the Younger; Sir Nicholas Throckmorton; Thomas Cranmer; Chapter 5: The Reign of Elizabeth I; James, Earl of Bothwell; Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk…”
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A Tudor story : the return of Anne Boleyn / by Pakenham-Walsh, W. S. 1868-1960

Table of Contents: “…Chapter Fourteen: Katherine of Aragon's ShrineLady Jane Grey; Chapter Fifteen: Henry Rex and Katherine; Tudor Personages; Chapter Sixteen: Peacehaven ; Chapter Seventeen: The Direct Voice; Chapter Eighteen: Confirmation; Chapter Nineteen: The Lament of Anne Boleyn; Chapter Twenty: The Lady Anne Boleyn; Chapter Twenty-One: Henry and Katherine; Henry's Anger; Chapter Twenty-Two: Henry and Wolsey; Chapter Twenty-Three: Henry Meets his Sons ; Chapter Twenty-Four: Lady Rochford; Chapter Twenty-Five: Hever Revisited; Chapter Twenty-Six: Beckenham; Chapter Twenty-Seven: Send.…”
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Henry Grey, 3rd Marquis of Dorset, 2nd Duke of Suffolk (c. 1500-1554) : a history in documents / by Taylor, James D., 1958-

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Mary I : England's Catholic queen / by Edwards, John, 1949-

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Thomas Cranmer : a life / by MacCulloch, Diarmaid

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Voices of the English Reformation : a sourcebook /

Table of Contents: “…Queenly pageantry and texts: 1. Lady Jane Grey, Prison writings (1553-54). A. An epistle to a learned man. …”
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Notable women in history : the lives of women who in all ages, all lands and in all womanly occupations have won fame and put their imprint on the world's history / by Abbot, Willis J. 1863-1934

Table of Contents: “…Agrippina : a wicked woman, a devoted mother -- Aspasia : the inspiration of Pericles -- Cornelia : mother of the Gracchi -- Cleopatra : the world's most famous beauty -- Hypatia : the female philosopher of Alexandria -- Empress Theodora : the great empress of the East -- Zenobia : the empress of Palmyra -- Katherine of Aragon : heroine of the most famous divorce -- Anne Boleyn : a martyred queen of Henry VIII -- Mary Tudor : "Bloody Mary," the maker of martyrs -- Mary Queen of Scots : a victim of her own intrigues -- Lady Jane Grey : a nine days' queen -- Queen Anne : commonplace queen of a majestic era -- Queen Elizabeth : "Good Queen Bess," "The Virgin Queen" -- Catherine II of Russia : the Semiramis of the North -- Queen Christina of Sweden : a royal wanderer in Europe -- Isabella of Castile : the financier of Columbus' great voyage -- Maria Theresa of Austria : the true founder of the Austrian empire -- Marie Antoinette : the diamond necklace and the guillotine -- Charlotte Corday : the avenger of Marie Antoinette -- Empress Josephine : the discarded wife of Emperor Napoleon -- Hortense Bonaparte, Queen of Holland : a milliner's apprentice and a queen -- Queen Louise of Prussia : a nation's immortal idol -- Catherine de Medici : a royal dispenser of poisons -- Madame Roland : priestess of the Revolution -- Queen Victoria : the most splendid monarch of the nineteenth century -- Countess Du Barry : the ruler of Louis XV -- Countess of Blessington : an English saloniste -- Barbara, Duchess of Cleveland : a type of vampire -- Madame du Deffand : the blind ruler of a famous salon -- Ninon de L'Enclos : a typical Parisian parasite -- Madame Recamier : the beauty of the French salons -- Marquise de Pompadour : the most splendid adventuress -- Madame de Maintenon : the wife of a hunchback and of a king -- Madame de Stael : the wit of French salons -- Sarah Jennings : the Duchess of Marlborough : "the viceroy over Queen Anne" -- Mlle de la Valliere : heroine of a royal romance -- Theodosia Burr : whose fate is an unsolved mystery -- Susan B. …”
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The Woman's Right :

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