Access To History: Henry VIII and the Reformation in England 2nd Edition

Summary:
This thoroughly updated second edition covers the political history of the period 1509-47 in England. The Henrician Reformation is discussed primarily within the context of the politics of Henry VIII's reign, but there is also a consideration of its place within the English Reformation as a whole. Issues are explored through the differing interpretations of historians, encouraging the readers to make up their own minds on controversial topics such as the part played by Henry VIII himself in events. The second edition of Henry VIII and the Government of England, by the same author, considers other aspects of the politics of Henry VIII's reign.

• The study guides provide a firm basis for answering AS and A level source-based and extended writing questions.
• Concise, readable and up-to-date introduction of this period.
• Contains the latest historical interpretations of themes and issues.
• Features include: points to consider, key issues and key dates.

Table of Contents:
1. Introduction: Henry VIII and the Reformation in England
2. The divorce
3. The royal supremacy and the break with Rome
4. The dissolution of the monasteries
5. A move towards Protestantism?
6. A Henrician Reformation?

About the Author(s):
Keith Randell was an experienced author of post-16 History textbooks. He also orignially conceived and edited the Access to Hisory series.