Studies in Tudor and Stuart Politics and Government: Volume 4, Papers and Reviews 1982-1990This book is the fourth volume to feature Sir Geoffrey Elton's collected articles and reviews. Volume IV contains those published between 1983 and 1990, and includes a group of pieces on sixteenth-century government and politics, particularly aspects of the Reformation, on the continent as well as in England, with some attention to Martin Luther and an essay on Lancelot Andrewes. Several pieces deal with parliament under the Tudors. A second group, 'on Historians', reprints an appraisal of Sir Herbert Butterfield and three substantial reviews on historiographical problems. |
Contents
The Govermment and Politics under Elizabeth and James | 3 |
Lex Terrae Victrix the Triumph of Parliamentary Law In the Sixtteenth Century | 37 |
Human Rights and the Liberties of Englishmen | 58 |
King Henry VII | 77 |
Wales in Parliaments 15421581 | 91 |
Piscatorial Politics in the Early Parliaments of ElizabethI | 109 |
English National Selfconsciousness and the Parliament in the Sixteenth Century | 131 |
Thomas More and Thomas Cromwell | 144 |
Luther in England | 230 |
Die Europäische Reformation Mit oder ohne Luther? | 246 |
ON HISTORIANS | 265 |
Herbert Butterfield and the Study OF History | 267 |
Historians against history | 286 |
Womens History | 293 |
The New History | 303 |
Objectivity | 309 |
Lancelot Andrewes | 161 |
Persecution and Toleration in the English Reformation | 175 |
Auseinandersetzung und Zusammenarbeit zwischen Renaissance und Reformation in England | 199 |
Humanism in England | 209 |
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