Steven Gunn
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Steven Gunn looks at the condition of Britain at the beginning of the Tudor era, and finds a society that was increasingly cohesive, confident and cosmopolitan. Published July 31 2000
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Steven Gunn explores the surprising similarities between the impetuous Valois duke and the cautious Tudor pragmatist.
Published March 31 1996
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A new book by Greg Walker on the court of Henry VIII
Published May 31 1992
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Business with pleasure - Steven Gunn shows how the spectacle of the joust oiled the wheels of service and diplomacy as well as building up the court's image, not just for Henry VIII but for his dynasty-founding father as well. Published May 31 1991
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