Two Tudor Conspiracies |
Contents
JanuaryFebruary 1554 | 47 |
FebruaryApril 1554 | 89 |
The infliction of punishments | 113 |
The permanent crisis | 128 |
The English exiles in France | 151 |
October 1555March 1556 | 176 |
The consequences of defeat | 218 |
Conclusion | 238 |
Distribution of recorded rebels January | 249 |
Select bibliography | 268 |
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