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- How Blood problems affected Henry VIII's plans
- Privy Purse accounts of Elizabeth of York, which show Elizabeth Denton on p.99 as recipient of money (arguably the woman who taught the bedroom arts to Henry VIII). [Formally, Nicholas H. Nicholas (eds) (1830), Privy Purse Expenses of Elizabeth of York: Wardrobe Accounts of Edward IV, London (William Pickering)]
The suggestion comes from Philippa Jones (2016), The Other Tudors, p.28; p.52 (Kindle Edition), citing , p.99 in Nicholas' 1830 edition.
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