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State Papers Online contains thematic and topical essays by leading scholars linking to the original documents discussed.PART I: ESSAYSIntroduction Dr Stephen Alford, University of Cambridge The State Papers of Henry VIII: The Archives and the Documents Dr Amanda Bevan, The National Archives The State Papers of Edward VI, Mary I and Elizabeth I: The Archives and the Documents Dr Stephen Alford The Calendars and their Editors, 1856-2006 Dr C. S. Knighton, formerly at The National Archives Tudor Monarchy Dr John Cooper, University of York The Tudor State Dr Neil Younger, University of Birmingham Tudor Society Matthew Clark, University of Cambridge Henry VIII’s Break with Rome Dr Richard Rex, University of Cambridge Politicians and Statesmen I: Cardinal Wolsey Dr David Grummitt, The History of Parliament Politicians and Statesmen II: William Cecil, Lord Burghley Dr Stephen Alford PART III: ESSAYSThe Secretaries' Office and the Public Records in the Seventeenth CenturyDr Alan Marshall, Bath Spa University The Government and its Records, 1603-1640 Dr Andrew Thrush, History of Parliament Trust The Government and its Records, 1640-1660 Dr Stephen K. Roberts, The History of Parliament Trust Stuart Government, 1660-1714 Dr Alan Marshall, Bath Spa University Seventeenth-Century Monarchy Dr Anna Keay, English Heritage Religion in the State Papers, 1603-1640 Professor Michael Questier, Queen Mary, University of London Religion, 1640-1714 Professor John Miller, Queen Mary, University of London Order and Disorder in the Seventeenth Century Professor John Miller, Queen Mary, University of London News, Politics and People, 1603-1714 Dr Jason Peacey, University College, London |
