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Book Description
- Title:
- Ladies of the Reformation. Memoirs of Distinguished Female Characters belonging to the Period of the Reformation in the Sixteenth Century
- Authors:
- James Anderson [1804-1863]
- Publication Year:
- n.d.
- Location:
- London
- Publisher:
- Blackie and Son
- Pages:
- 718
- Subjects:
- Reformation, People, Anne Boleyn, Lady Jane Grey, England, Scotland, Nederlands
- Copyright Holder:
- Public domain
Table of Contents
- Preface
- List of Illustrations
- Ladies of the Reformation in England
- Historical Introduction
- Anne of Bohemia, Queen of Richard II
- Anne Boleyn, Second Queen of Henry VIII
- Anne Askew, Daughter of Sir William Askew, Knight of Kelsey
- Katharine Parr, Sixth Queen of Henry VIII
- Lady Jane Grey
- Katharine Willoughby, Duchess of Suffolk
- Anne De Tserclas, Wife of Bishop Hooper
- Katharine Vermilia, Wife of Peter Martyr
- Queen Elizabeth
- Mildred Cooke, Lady Burghley
- Anne Cooke, Lady Bacon
- Ladies of the Reformation in Scotland
- Historical Introduction
- Katharine Hamilton; Sister of Patrick Hamilton, the martyr
- Helen Stark, Wife of James Ranoldson
- Isabel Scrimger, Wife of Richard Melville
- Elizabeth Aske, Wife of Richard Bowes, and Marjory Bowes, wife of John Knox
- Elizabeth Campbell, wife of Robert Campbell, of Kinyeancleugh
- Elizabeth Knox, wife of John Welsh
- Ladies of the Reformation in the Nederlands
- Historical Introduction
- Wendelmuta Klaas, a widow of Monickendam
- Lysken Dirks, wife of Jeronimus Segerson
- Mrs. Robert Oguier, of the Town of Lisle
- Betken, Maid-Servant to Peter Van Kulen, goldsmith in Breda
- Elizabeth Vander Krek, widow of Adam van Diemen
- Charlotte De Bourdon, Princess of Orange
- Louise De Colligny, Lady Teligny, afterwards Princess of Orange
- Appendix
- Anne Boleyn's letter to Henry VIII, from the Tower
- Popish plots against Anne Boleyn
- Lady Jane Grey's letter to her father, written three days before her execution
- Lady Jane Grey's letter to her sister, Lady Katharine, written on the evening before her execution, in the end of the Greek New Testament which she sent to Lady Katharine
- Notice of Lady Katharine Grey, sister of Lady Jane Grey
- Notice of Ladies Anne, Margaret, and Jane Seymour, daughters of Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset
- Maria van Reigersberg, wife of Hugo Grotius. Manner in which she liberated Grotius from prison
Cross References
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