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Parliament, 1529 Reformation Parliament, the growth in the sheer size and composition of Parliament, its increasing emphasis on its procedure and privileges, all reflected this. But at the outset of the Tudor period, the role of Parliament must not be exaggerated. In 1485, it was accepted that Parliament met o

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The Church,tries, the Catholic Church came under fierce attack from critics of its organisation, powers and doctrines. The great English radical William Cobbett, writing in the 1820s, declared that ‘the “Reformation”, as it is called was engendered in lust, brought forth in hypocrisy and perfidy, and cherished

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-0093-2ntly crowned (30 October 1485) by the Archbishop of Canterbury (Cardinal Bourchier). On 18 January 1486, Henry married Elizabeth Plantagenet (born 11 February 1466), the eldest daughter of King Edward IV. Henry VII died on 21 April 1509 at Richmond.