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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… he was plunged by the hard terms imposed upon him by his royal brother-in-law. 53 Negotiations and designs of Francis … or overlooked by Wolsey, as on another occasion. (See p. xxxi, post.) The style is too guarded and the tone too … many pages in this volume. Fleuranges, cap. 50. Marillac, p. 158. No. 1349. Whether it was so, or that Galeazzo made …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… and ruinous. 9 Neither of them were adapted for a royal residence; least of all for the magnificent … tasked the ingenuity and swelled the baggage trains of the royal attendants. It was an age of pageantry, when even the … fair play and guard against accidents may be seen at p. 307 of this volume. On the first day the kings of England …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Their greed was excessive, and they flocked to the English standard in overwhelming numbers; but all had to be engaged, … your Grace. From Trent, 12 Maij. "Fidelissimus S lus, R. P." "Where your Grace doth write to have understood there … that he stood as high in the favor and confidence of his royal master at home as he did in that of his Imperial …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… arbitrary conduct to his servants and his inferiors. At p. 512 will be found an information against the Duke for … at Windsor, as he was sitting down to breakfast, seeing a royal pursuivant loitering about the place, the Duke somewhat … Cardinal;dangerous at least, if not destructive, to the royal authority. Men who looked not deeply into the character …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… that the coming of the Emperor should declare whether h[is] tale of my Lady, or my Lady['s] tale of him, were more … in duty bound, sent immediate notice of the event to his royal master. His first letter has been lost, but the … a private person."Mayerne's Hist. of Spain, by Grimeston, p. 935. Among other fancies, she had a humour "to make them …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… greatest ingenuity and skill were bent on securing for his royal master the most advantageous terms at the proposed … he experienced no diminution in the favor of his royal master. The King was delighted. It was enough that … See nos. 1862, 1891; and compare no. 1905. Mon. Habsb., p. 507. This interview took place on the 16th, the date of …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… festooned with alternate strips of white and tawny, the royal colors. The floor was carpeted in the same manner. From … in six garments of rich satin, white and green, set with H and K of yellow satin, pointed together with points of … but that this was but a color of the French king."Chron. p. 596. 4652, 4661. Blue tiles; such as are now seen in the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… discussing war, peace and subsidies in 1523, or the Royal supremacy, and the relations of Church and State, ten … with other jewels and sacred ornaments of the churches."p. 1091. There is a touch of grand irony in these … against him in the matters of Burgundy.See no. 3392; cf. p. 779, and no. 2817. See no. 1971. No. 2522. See p. 1091 and …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… court were not without reason; the plague fell upon the royal household, and carried off the pages that slept in the … of serjeant Pigot and Sir Andrew Wyndsor, both high in the royal favor, and his intention to bring both parties into the … would then do nothing) the king granted unto them."Chron. p. 506. Five days after Margaret returned to Scotland. Hall. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… It is equally honorable to the great minister and his royal master, and will help to dissipate the misconceptions … Duke, who returned to Calais, much to the disgust of his royal master; justifying the conviction that, whatever might … the said Duke and me, sent unto your Grace in the foresaid p[acket], your Grace may perceive the time was tracted unto …