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For my WIP...a rather eclectic collection of books... Catalina's world... (Excellent - I have the first edition...) Isabel
of Spain: The Catholic Queen I really enjoyed this - but is Carroll very in love with his subject?? Erasmus and the Age of Reformation Dover Publications; April 1, 2001 Erasmus intrigued me...
On the way to the port of Corunna, Catalina went to Santiago as a pilgrim, taking advantage of the indulgence of that year. This book has really made me want to experience * the road* too – but if that doesn’t happen, it was especially helpful in descriptions of landscape, fauna and flora, etc… But it still hasn’t answered the questions about whether an unwed princess would dress the part of a pilgrim and go through all the various rituals before going to Saint James. Still hunting for the answer…
Garrett Mattingly, Catherine of Aragon, 1942 The classic biography of Catherine of Aragon...
Catherine, the Queen Recommended by fellow Tudor author C.W. Gortner, this was a great read!
Paul Je, Catherine of Aragon and Her Friends, Fordham University Press; (June 1966)
The tragic, tragic story of the fall of
the house of Pole.
Read my review of the revised edition! Ruth M. Anderson, Hispanic Costume 1480-1530An absolute gem of a book!!!
Evelyn Read, Catherine, Duchess of Suffolk: A portrait, Alfred A. Knoff, inc, 1962. She’s the daughter of Maria de Salinas – Catalina died in Maria’s arms.
Another biography leaving me intrigued about its subject.
This bio offers up a true saint.
It was this book which made me decide to get Hispanic Costume 1480-1530. I wanted to know the kind of veil Fraser claimed highborn Castilian girls wore. Anderson’s book has me conclude it really was a mantle, rather than veil, as the veil, framing the face, didn’t cover a woman’s face completely…
Benvenuto Cellini, The Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini, translated and with an introduction by George Bull, Penguin Books, 1956.
Cellini was at “The field of cloth of Gold.”
Tudor voices speak...
Helen E. Maurer, Margaret of Anjou, The Boyden Press, UK, 2003 This book tackles what it means to be a medieval queen…
Extremely important book for my subject... and by the same author... Edward Stafford, Third Duke of Buckingham...
I also express my sincere thanks to a very kind historian who has loaned me his thesis on Chapuys, hoping he hasn't minded it rather lengthy stay on my bookshelf.
Dear Heart... ANNE BOLEYNAntonia Fraser; The six wives of Henry VIII; Arrow Books, 1998. Retha M. Warnicke; The Rise and Fall of Anne Boleyn; Cambridge University Press; Cambridge; 1989. E.W. Ives; Anne Boleyn; Basil Blackwell; U.K.; 1986. Hester Chapman; The Challenge of Anne Boleyn; U.S.A, 1974 Marie Louise Bruce; Anne Boleyn; Collins, London, 1972. Norah Loft; Anne Boleyn; 1979, G.B. J. Ridley; The life and times of Mary Tudor; G. Weiden Field and Nicholson. J.J. Scarisbrick; Henry the Eighth; University Press, Berkley & Los Angeles, 1968. Francis Hackett; Henry the Eighth; The Reprint society, this Edition 1946. Robert Lacey; The life and times of Henry VIII; General Editor: Antonia Fraser; George Weidenfeld and Niclolson and Book Club, London; 1972 Neville Williams; Elizabeth I; Cardinal, London, 1975. Jasper Ridley; Statesman and Saint; The Viking Press, N.Y. 1982. Alison Weir, Henry VIII and his court, Random House, 2001. SIR THOMAS WYATTKenneth Muir; Life and letters of Sir Thomas Wyatt; Liverpool University Press, Liverpool, 1963. Patricia Thompson; Wyatt, the critical heritage; Routledge and K. Paul, Publishers, London, 1974. Stephen Merriam Foley; Sir Thomas Wyatt; Twayne Publishers, Boston, 1990. Collected Poems of Thomas Wyatt; edited by Kenneth Muir, Routledge & Kegan Paul, London and Henley, 1949. Patricia Thompson; Sir Thomas Wyatt and his background; Routledge and Kegan Paul, London, 1964. General editor: Christopher Ricks; Sir Thomas Wyatt, the complete Poems; Penguin books; 1978. Lisle Letters; edited by Muriel St. Clare Byrne, selected and arranged by Bridget Boland, The Folio Press, London, 1983. TUDOR ENGLAND Roger Hart; English life in Tudor times; Wayland Publishers; London; 1972.
ROME (1523 to 1528)Benvenuto Cellini; The Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini; translated and with an introduction by George Bull, Penguin books, 1956. Hugh Ross Williamson; Catherine de’ Medici; The Viking Press, N.Y.; 1973. Christopher Hollis; The Papacy; Weidenfeld and Niclolson, London, 1964. Andre Chastel; The Sack of Rome, 1527; Translated from the French by Beth Archer; The A.W. Mellon Lectures in fine Arts, 1983, U.K. Christopher Hibbert; Rome; the biography of a city; Penguin books, 1985.FRANCEDesmond Seward; Prince of the Renaissance; Constable and Company; London; 1973. W.D. Rouse, translator; Great Dialogues of Plato; The New American Library; New York; 1956return to
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