England under the Tudors (Summarized Edition) (eBook, ePUB) - Innes, Arthur D.
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England under the Tudors offers a clear, chronologically ordered account of the dynasty from Henry VII to Elizabeth I, balancing court intrigue with constitutional change. Innes treats the Reformation settlements, dissolution of the monasteries, enclosure and unrest, exploration, and shifting relations with Parliament and foreign powers, while sketching Wolsey, More, Cranmer, and Cecil. In lucid, measured prose typical of early-twentieth-century synthesis, he fuses narrative momentum with concise analysis grounded in chronicles, state papers, and established authorities. Arthur D. Innes, a…mehr

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England under the Tudors offers a clear, chronologically ordered account of the dynasty from Henry VII to Elizabeth I, balancing court intrigue with constitutional change. Innes treats the Reformation settlements, dissolution of the monasteries, enclosure and unrest, exploration, and shifting relations with Parliament and foreign powers, while sketching Wolsey, More, Cranmer, and Cecil. In lucid, measured prose typical of early-twentieth-century synthesis, he fuses narrative momentum with concise analysis grounded in chronicles, state papers, and established authorities. Arthur D. Innes, a prolific British historian of the late Victorian and Edwardian eras, specialized in compact surveys that made long periods intelligible. Shaped by constitutional and ecclesiastical debates prominent in his day, he wrote for serious general readers, joining pedagogical clarity to the moral and institutional emphases of contemporary English scholarship. This volume will reward students of Tudor government, the English Reformation, and early modern state formation, and it also repays attention as a document of its historiographical moment. Read alongside recent archival work, Innes's synthesis supplies a reliable, accessible scaffold for deeper inquiry into the politics, belief, and society of sixteenth-century England. Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the author's voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readable-distilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

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Autorenporträt
Arthur D. Innes was born on September 15, 1863, in Shimla. He passed away in 1938 in Uplyme, United Kingdom. Innes had a partner named Helen Pittis with whom he shared a relationship starting from 1901. He was survived by his children, including Neil McLeod Innes, and his grandchildren: Catherine McLeod Innes, Fiona McLeod Innes, and Roderick Temple McLeod Innes. His parents were Lucy Jane Macpherson and James John McLeod Innes.