Key Individuals Flashcards

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Who was Henry VIII?

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Who was Thomas Wolsey?

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Who was John Skelton?

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Famous Tudor poet
Tutored Henry VIII in his early years - inspired the ‘Renaissance King’ that he was initially

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Who was Catherine of Aragon?

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Who was Anne Boleyn?

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Who was Jane Seymour?

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Who was Anne of Cleves?

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Who was Katherine Howard?

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Who was Catherine Parr?

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Who was Thomas More?

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Who was Sebastian Giustiniani?

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Venetian ambassador
His description of Henry VIII in 1519 showcases how popular Henry VIII was in his early reign:
Reported that he is ‘extremely handsome’ with ‘a beard that looks like gold’ and that ‘nature could not have done more for him.’

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Who was Richard Foxe?

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Who was William Warham?

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Archbishop of Canterbury

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Who was Edmund de la Pole?

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Earl of Suffolk
Younger brother of John de la Pole
Put in prison by Henry VII after the Malus Intercursus
Executed by Henry VIII in 1513

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Who was Edward Stafford?

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Duke of Buckingham
Investigated by Wolsey after rumours that he had questioned Henry VIII’s legitimacy - executed in 1521
Serves as a warning to the nobility not to challenge Wolsey or Henry VIII

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Who was Richard Hunne?

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London Merchant who was murdered by William Horsey and Church officials in 1514
Hunne Case 1515 - highlighted praemunire and anticlericalism rise in Tudor England

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Who was William Horsey?

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Chancellor to the Bishop of London
Murdered Richard Hunne in his cell after Hunne’s many disputes with the Church
Charged with praemunire + expelled 160 miles from the capital by Wolsey

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Who was Richard Fitzjames?

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Bishop of London
Elevated the Hunne case by appealing for clerical immunity for the clergy implicated in Hunne’s murder

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Who was William Brereton?

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The Groom of the Privy Chamber + enjoyed 30 royal grants which brought him £1000 per year until his execution in 1536

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Who was Anthony Denny?

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One of the chief gentlemen of the Privy Chamber
Experienced in diplomatic relations + as an ambassador
Could legally forge Henry VIII’s signature to sign documents the king grew tired of doing

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Who was William Compton?

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Groom of the Stool
In charge of the Privy Purse - in the first year of the reign Compton was given about £2000 to spend - this rose to £17500 in just 4 years

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Who was Sir Henry Marney?

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One of the richest office holders under Henry VIII
Held many titles such as:
Chancellorship of the Duchy of Lancaster
Vice Chamberlain
Captain of the Guard
Knight of the Garter

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Who was Pope Leo X?

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Who was Amias Paulet?

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CASE STUDY - WOLSEY’S PERSONALITY
Paulet had previously embarrassed Wolsey in public, once he was in power - demanded his daily attendance to court + bundles of money
Also ordered by Wolsey to not leave London without his permission - virtually kept prisoner for 5/6 years