Chapter VI: England 1509-88
Bibliographies in _Cambridge Modern History_, and in the _Political History of England_, by Pollard and Fisher, for which see below.
SOURCES:
_Letters and papers, foreign and domestic, of the reign of Henry VIII_, arranged by J. S. Brewer, J. Gairdner and R. H. Brodie. 20 vols. (Monumental).
Similar series of "Calendars of State Papers" have been published for English papers preserved at Rome (1 vol. 1916), Spain, (15 vols.), Venice (22 vols), Ireland (10 vols.), Domestic of Edward VI, Mary, Elizabeth and James (12 vols.), Foreign Edward VI (1 vol.), Mary (1 vol.), Elizabeth (19 vols. to 1585). Milan (1 vol. 1912).
_The English Garner_: Tudor Tracts 1532-88, ed. E. Arber. 8 vols. 1877-96.
_Documents illustrative of English Church History_, compiled by H. Gee and W. J. Hardy. 1896.
_Select Statutes and other Constitutional Documents 1558-1625_, ed. G. W. Prothero.[2] 1898.
_The Statutes of the Realm_, printed by command of George III. 1819 ff.
_Select Cases before the King's Council in Star Chamber_, ed. I. S. Leadam. Vol. 2, 1509-44. Selden Society. 1911.
Original Letters, ed. by Sir H. Ellis. 1st series, 3 vols. 1824; 2d series 4 vols. 1827; 3 series 4 vols. 1846.
LITERATURE:
H. A. L. Fisher: _Political History of England 1485-1547_. New edition 1913. (Political History of England edited by W. Hunt and R. L. Poole, vol. 5. Standard work).
A. F. Pollard: _Political History of England 1547-1603_. 1910. (Political History of England ed. by Hunt and Poole, vol. 6. Standard work).
A. D. Innes: _England under the Tudors_. 1905.
H. Gee: _The Reformation Period_. 1909. (Handbooks of English Church History).
J. Gairdner: _Lollardy and the Reformation_. 4 vols. 1908 ff. (Written by an immensely learned man with a very strong high-church Anglican bias).
Preserved Smith: "Luther and Henry VIII," _English Historical Review_, xxv, 656 ff, 1910.
Preserved Smith: "German Opinion of the Divorce of Henry VIII," _English Historical Review_, xxvii, 671 ff, 1912.
Preserved Smith: "Hans Luft of Marburg," _Nation_, May 16, 1912.
Preserved Smith: "News for Bibliophiles," _Nation_, May 29, 1913. (On early English translations of Luther).
Preserved Smith: "Martin Luther and England," _Nation_, Dec. 17, 1914.
Preserved Smith: "Complete List of Works of Luther in English," _Lutheran Quarterly_, October, 1918.
E. R. Adair: "The Statute of Proclamations," _English Historical Review_, xxxii, 34 ff. 1917.
Lord Ernest Hamilton: _Elizabethan Ulster_. (1919).
Peter Guilday: _The English Catholic Refugees on the Continent 1558-1795_. Vol. 1. 1914. (Brilliant study).
A. F. Pollard: _England under Protector Somerset_. 1900.
A. F. Pollard: _Henry VIII_. 1902.
A. F. Pollard: _Thomas Cranmer_. 1906.
J. H. Pollen: _The English Catholics in the Reign of Elizabeth_. 1920.
F. A. Gasquet: _The Eve of the Reformation_. New ed. 1900.
E. B. Merriman: _The Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell_. 2 vols. 1902. (Valuable).
A. O. Meyer: _England und die katholische Kirche unter Elizabeth_. 1911. (Thorough and brilliant). Said to be translated into English, 1916.
L. Trésal: _Les origines du schisme anglican 1509-71_. 1908.
A. J. Klein: _Intolerance in the Reign of Elizabeth_. 1917.
J. A. Froude: _History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Armada_. 12 vols. 1854-70. (Still the best picture of the time. Strongly royalist and Protestant, some errors in detail, brilliantly written).
_Dictionary of National Biography_, ed. by Leslie Stephens and Sidney Lee. 63 vois. 1887-1900.
Carlos B. Lumsden: _The Dawn of Modern England 1509-25_. 1910.
Richard Bagwell: _Ireland under the Tudors_. 3 vols. 1885.
H. Holloway: _The Reformation in Ireland_. 1919.
Mrs. J. R. Green: _The Making of Ireland and its Undoing 1200-1600_. First edition 1908; revised and corrected 1909. (Nationalist; interesting).
H. N. Birt: _The Elizabethan Religions Settlement_. 1907.
W. Walch: _England's Fight with the Papacy_. 1912.
R. G. Usher: _The Rise and Fall of High Commission_. 1913.
_Die Wittenberger Artikel von 1536_, hg. von G. Mentz. 1905.
R. G. Usher: _The Presbyterian Movement 1582-9_. 1905.
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