Jennifer Loach
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Jennifer Loach (whose work has been edited by George Bernard and Penry Williams) goes back to the original sources to show that, despite his image as a pious sickly child, Edward VI was very much his father's son. Published December 1 1999
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Has our image of Henry VIII's elder daughter as 'Bloody Mary', burning Protestants and unhappily married to Philip of Spain, clouded our assessment of how close she came to restoring the old religion? Jennifer Loach offers a provocative reinterpretation. Published November 1 1994
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Humanism, Politics and Reform, 1500-1550
Published June 30 1987
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by Helen Miller
Published January 1 1987
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