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100 1 $aGoodwin, George,$d1956-$eauthor.
245 10 $aFatal rivalry :$bHenry VIII, James IV and the battle for Renaissance Britain : Flodden 1513 /$cGeorge Goodwin.
246 30 $aHenry VIII, James IV and the battle for Renaissance Britain
246 30 $aFlodden 1513
264 1 $aLondon :$bWeidenfeld & Nicolson,$c2013.
300 $ax, 288 pages, 4 unnumbered pages of leaves :$bcolor illustrations, color portraits ;$c24 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
520 $a"In 1509 the young Henry VIII renewed his father's Treaty of Perpetual Peace with Scotland. Yet by 1511 he was already planning an invasion of France, Scotland's traditional ally. Over the next two years, the King of Scots, James IV, resisted both the threats of Henry VIII and the blandishments of Louis XII of France. But in 1513 he was forced to choose. In Fatal Rivalry, George Goodwin ... captures the vibrant Renaissance splendour of the royal courts of England and Scotland, with their new wealth, innovation and artistic expression. He shows how the wily Henry VII, far from the miser king of tradition, spent vast sums to secure his throne and to elevate the monarchy to a new magnificence. He demonstrates how James IV competed with the older Henry, even claiming Arthurian legend to support Scottish independence. Such rivalry served as a substitute for war - until Henry VIII's belligerence forced the real thing. As England and Scotland move towards their biggest-ever battle, Goodwin deftly deploys a sparkling cast of characters. There are manoeuvring ministers, cynical foreign allies, conspiring cardinals, and contrasting queens in Katherin of Aragon and Margaret Tudor. Finally, at Flodden on 9 September 1513, King James faces an old military foe. He seems poised for a crushing victory that will confirm his reputation - until that day at least - as Scotland's greatest king"--Cover.
505 00 $gMachine generated contents note:$g1.$tUncertain Inheritors --$g2.$tNew Kings --$g3.$t1496 and 1497 -- War on the Border --$g4.$tThe Common Condition --$g5.$tThe Treaty of Perpetual Peace --$g6.$tA New Monarchy --$g7.$tRenaissance Monarchy -- Power --$g8.$tRenaissance Monarchy -- Display --$g9.$tHenry VIII -- The Protected Prince --$g10.$tHenry VIII -- A Liberated King --$g11.$tJames IV and the `Realization' of Scottish History --$g12.$tTheir Renaissance Majesties --$g13.$tSeapower --$g14.$tKing or Vassal --$g15.$t1513 -- Breakdown --$g16.$t1513 -- Katherine, Regent and Governess of England --$g17.$t1513 -- War --$g18.$tInvasion --$g19.$tPreparing the Ground --$g20.$tFlodden -- 9 September 1513 --$g21.$tAftermath.
650 0 $aFlodden, Battle of, England, 1513.
651 0 $aGreat Britain$xHistory$yHenry VIII, 1509-1547.
651 0 $aScotland$xHistory$yJames IV, 1488-1513.
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