Greg Walker
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Published August 19 2001
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Greg Walker challenges the view that court intrigue, favourites, 'new men' and new manners took root under the Tudor monarch. Published February 1 1997
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Greg Walker reviews four new books on women in the Reformation
Published December 1 1995
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Greg Walker reassesses the evidence for believing that Lollard 'known men' and other evangelicals acted as the underground army that undermined the medieval Catholicism of Henry VIII's church. Published April 30 1993
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