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Change:history study of the 18 surviving funeral effigies -life sized figures of the deceased displayed in the funeral processionand left to stand over the tomb until the tomb monument was finished-, completed-, of kings, queens (four are Tudor: Elizabeth of York and Henry VII, parents of HenryVIII,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 5906) View all updates.

Change:Annne'sAnne's prayerbooks, the valance of a bed hanging that Anne may have embroidered, Elizabeth's famous locket ring with its portrait of her mother, Anne, as well as the defaced medallion, which is the one likeness done in her lifetime) that have not been often published. IvesIves' style   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 5539) View all updates.

Change:relationships outside of Henry. There are also sumptuous descriptions of her clothing, jewelry, and furnishings and the fate of some of them after her death. There are little-known facts: who would have guessed that Anne and her attendants spent so much time embroidering? Many of the beautiful counterpanes,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 5539) View all updates.

Change:atterndantsattendants spent so much time embroidering? Many of the beautiful counterpanes, curtains, etc. were embroidered by Anne and her ladies, belying the common image of her chambers as the center of constant dancing, flirting, and revelry. Ives has chosen photos ( including those of Annne's prayerbooks, the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 5534) View all updates.

Change:i.e. 'stained' by the court, thus depriving him/her of all civil rights such as owning property or willing it to his/her family. The property of the condemned was thus forfeit to the King as well as any titles and privileges, i.e. wardships.wardships, incomes, etc. Thomas Cromwell, Margaret   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1876) View all updates.

Change:A tapestry wall hanging Bawdes pimps Bible book Bodkin a dagger Boggard, latrine, garderobe a privy Bord dinner table Boss a fat woman Botcher a mender of old clothes Buxom obedient, lively, yielding Cake loaf of bread Carl a fellow Carpet-Knight a contemptuous term for a   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1871) View all updates.

Change: care and protection of a ward ; the right to the custody of an infant heir of a feudal tenant and of the heir's property.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1863) View all updates.