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Author Response to Review of History, Fiction, and “The Tudors”: Sex, Politics, Power, and Artistic License in the Showtime Television Series (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016), originally published in Royal Studies Journal 4, no. 2 (2017).
William B. Robison
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Molecular insights into Spindlin1-HBx interplay and its impact on HBV transcription from cccDNA minichromosome [PDF]
Molecular interplay between host epigenetic factors and viral proteins constitutes an intriguing mechanism for sustaining hepatitis B virus (HBV) life cycle and its chronic infection.
Wei Liu +12 more
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Bodily Abounds. Hilary Mantel’s The Mirror and the Light as Cixousian "Feminine Text [PDF]
One of the most critically acclaimed and successful examples of historical/political novels in this century, at least in the Anglophone world, is Hilary Mantel’s towering Thomas Cromwell trilogy, made up of Wolf ...
Ante Andabak
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Lady Honor Lisle: The power limits of an Early Tudor Noblewoman [PDF]
The article examines the possibilities of a noblewoman’s influence on strengthening the positions and promoting the interests of her own and her family in the Early Tudor aristocratic society, based on the letters of Lady Honor Lisle. It is revealed that
Kotlukova, Darya A.
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Political and gender aspects of Mary Tudor’s rise to power and rule [PDF]
The article examines the conditions of the coming to power of the English Queen Mary Tudor and the peculiarities of her reign, including from the point of view of gender aspects.
Mironova, Svetlana A.
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Thomas Wharton project and the problem of Anglo-Scottish border government in 1540s [PDF]
This article analyses the draft reorganization of the administration of the border counties between England and Scotland, which was submitted to the monarch by Thomas Wharton.
Beltser, Alexandr A.
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The Dates of Birth of Henry VIII’s English Wives
Despite holding an enduring place in the modern cultural imagination, the six wives of Henry VIII (r. 1509–1547) remain, in some respects, shadowy figures. This is especially true with regards to their births and childhoods.
Conor Byrne
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Shakespeare, Persia and the East, by Cyrus Ghani [PDF]
Shakespeare, Persia and the East is a slim book of Comparative Literature. Its main emphasis is on English and Persian literatures and cultures. Without doubt this is the most comprehensive book which is written in this area so far.
Mostafa Hosseini
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Border barons and Royal justice: The Dacres trials in 1525, 1534
This article compares the trials against two members of the Dacre family, the Barons of Dacre – Thomas and William. The relationship between the monarch and the nobility has traditionally been considered one of the key moments in the development of ...
Alexander (Aleksandr) А. Beltser (Belcer)
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Court of Faculties, secular and ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the English monarch during the Reformation [PDF]
Royal Reformation in England opened the way to a high-scale discussion on the substance of the supreme power and its practical implementation. As the English crown usurped the very jurisdiction considered as the proper to the See of Rome, all the ...
Anastasia Andreevna Palamarchuk
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