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6.
    7 Hall, I, pp. 22–7;
LP
, I, i, no. 671.
    8
Great Chronicle
, ed. Thomas and Thornley, pp. 374–5.
    9 Hall, I, p. 27.
    10 LC 2/1, fos. 159–73 (
LP
, I, i, no. 707).
    11
CSPSp, Supp
, no. 7 (p. 34).
    12 A. Boorde,
The Breuiary of helthe for all maner of syckenesses and diseases the whiche may be in man, or woman
(London, 1547), fos. 9, 36v–7v, 128.
    13 C. B. Whiteley and K. Kramer, ‘A New Explanation for the Reproductive Woes and Midlife Crisis of Henry VIII’,
HJ
, 53 (2010), pp. 827–48.
    14 Leland, IV, pp. 179–84;
HO
, p. 127.
    15 Starkey,
Henry, Virtuous Prince
, pp. 68, 71, 331–2.
    16
LP
, II, ii, no. 3802.
    17
CSPSp, Supp
, nos. 7–9 (pp. 34–44);
LP
, I, i, no. 474; Murphy, pp. 7–8; Samman PhD, p. 175.
    18
LP
, VI, nos. 923–4; S. Thurley,
The Royal Palaces of Tudor England
(New Haven and London, 1993), p. 140; G. W. Bernard, ‘The Rise of Sir William Compton, Early Tudor Courtier’,
EHR
, 96 (1981), p. 757.
    19 Hall, I, p. 143.
    20 E 36/215, fo. 225 (
LP
, II, ii, p. 1471). Murphy, pp. 19–20; Samman PhD, p. 148.
    21 Hall, I, p. 143; Murphy, pp. 9–18; Samman PhD, p. 147.
    22
LP
, II, ii, nos. 4135–7, 4227, 4396, 4398, 4436.
    23 Rawdon Brown, II, pp. 224–5; Hall, I, pp. 170–1; Murphy, pp. 21–4.
    24 Murphy, pp. 24–5.
    25 OBS 1419.
    26 Murphy, pp. 25–6.
    27 Murphy, pp. 27–35.
    28
SR
III, pp. 280–1.
    29 Davies, ‘Tudor: What’s in a Name?’, p. 25.
    30 J. Guy,
A Daughter’s Love: Thomas and Margaret More
(London, 2008), pp. 257–8.
    31
PPE Mary
, pp. xxii–xxiii.
    32 D. M. Loades,
Mary Tudor: A Life
(Oxford, 1989), p. 29.
    33
ODNB
, s.v. ‘Bryan, Sir Francis’.
    34 BL, Cotton MS Otho C. X, fo. 234, printed in Ellis, II, ii, pp. 78–83 (quotation from p. 79); Murphy, p. 30.
    35 Starkey,
Six Wives
, pp. 167–8.
    36 Starkey,
Six Wives
, pp. 168–9.
    37
PPE Mary
, p. xxii.
    38
LP
, III, i, nos. 895–6; Ellis, I, i, p. 175; Starkey,
Six Wives
, pp. 169–71.
    39
PPE Mary
, pp. xx–xxiv;
LP
, II, ii, no. 3429 and p. 1473;
LP
, III, i, no. 970;
LP, Add.
, I, i, no. 259; Starkey,
Six Wives
, pp. 168–9; Loades,
Mary Tudor
, pp. 28–31.
    40
LP
, III, i, no. 895.
    41
LP
, III, ii, no. 2585 (1);
PPE Mary
, pp. xxv–xxvi.
    42
CSPV
, III, no. 167; Starkey,
Six Wives
, p. 171.
    43 OBS 1419.
    44 KB 9/53; KB 8/5; BL, Harleian MS 283, fo. 72;
LP
, III, i, nos. 1284 (1–5), 1285 (pp. 495–505), 1356;
CSPV
, III, no. 213; Hall, I, pp. 221–6.
    45
LP
, III, i, p. 498. The sum may have been a loan later partially repaid, see
LP
, III, i, p. 501, but is still remarkable.
    46 Lord Stafford’s grandmother was a sister of Elizabeth Woodville, Edward IV’s queen. Ursula Pole’s grandfather was Edward IV’s brother.
    47
LP
, VIII, no. 263 (p. 101).
Chapter 2 notes
    1
LP
, III, ii, no. 3375 (5).
    2
State Papers
, I, pp. 19–20;
LP
, III, ii, nos. 1437, 1439.
    3
LP
, III, ii, no. 1673.
    4
LP
, III, ii, no. 1669.
    5 Hall, I, p. 234.
    6
PPE Mary
, pp. xxvi–xxix;
LP
, III, ii, no. 2585 (2–3).
    7
PPE Mary
, p. xxix.
    8 Since no servant was rewarded for delivering Katherine’s New Year’s gift this year, it follows that it must have been delivered in person. See
PPE Mary
, p. xxix;
LP
, III, ii, no. 2585 (2); Starkey,
Six Wives
, p. 173.
    9
PPE Mary
, p. xxix.
    10
LP
, III, ii, no. 3375 (4).
    11
LP
, III, ii, nos. 2322, 2333 (3, 12);
CSPSp
, II, no. 427;
CSPSp, Further Supp
, pp. 24, 36, 47, 49–50, 56, 62, 112.
    12
CSPSp, Further Supp
, pp. xviii–xxxiv, 24, 36, 47–56, 62–112, 130–49;
LP
, III, ii, no. 2333 (3, 12).
    13
CSPSp, Further Supp
, p. 71; Starkey,
Six Wives
, p. 186.
    14 Hall, I, pp. 244–6.
    15
LP
, II, ii, nos. 4467–4471, 4475, 4477.
    16 Hall, I, p. 246.
    17
LP
, III, ii, nos. 2288, 2289, 2305, 2306, 2333, 2360; Hall, I, pp. 244–58;
CSPV
, II, nos. 466–7;
Rutland Papers
(1842), pp. 59–100; S. Anglo,
Spectacle, Pageantry, and Early Tudor Policy
(Oxford, 1969), pp. 170–206; Starkey,
Six Wives
, pp. 186–9; Fox,
Sister