Arthur D Innes: 4 books

Arthur D. Innes was a 20th century historian who wrote several books about Elizabethan England and the kingdom when it was led by the Tudors, one of the nation's most famous royal dynasties.

A comprehensive look at the history of England during the rule of the Tudor monarchs (1485-1603).

Most lacked noble birth. Five died on the scaffold or the stake. This 1906 work brings ten 16th-century men to life. Profiled are Henry VII, Cardinal Wolsey, Sir Thomas More, Thomas Cromwell, Henry VIII, Protector Somerset, Archbishop Cranmer, William Cecil (Lord Burghley), Sir Francis Walsingham, and Sir Walter Raleigh.  

This is a comprehensive history that looks at some of the most important political figures during the reign of the Tudors in England, from Henry VII to Elizabeth I Although the last Tudor ruler died over 400 years ago, it still remains England's most famous royal line, and it produced the most famous...