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The minority of King James V, 1513-1528
No full textThe thesis is a detailed study of Scottish central government
institutions, personnel and policies during the long and politically complex
minority of James V 1513-1528. Research has been undertaken principally in
the records of the Lords of Council which have never been published nor
examined intensively for this period. Documents from various family
collections further supplement the wide range of record sources which have
been published, particularly the Letters and Papers..., and State Papers of
Henry VIII. The contribution ma4g by contemporary and later chroniclers has
also been examined with the conclusion that their contributions are of some
value, provided that due recognition is given to their motivation for writing
history.
Examination of the role and influence of faction at Court, pro-English
against pro-French, has broadened the scope of the thesis to include
discussion of the wider themes of Scottish foreign policy in the early
sixteenth century. Consideration is also given to the effect of the
unprecedented opportunities presented to England and France for interference
through the rival claims to authority made by Queen Margaret Tudor, mother of
James V, and John, Duke of Albany, the nearest male relative of the young
King. The complex political machinations following Albany's final departure
in 1524, which led to the domination of the Scottish government by Archibald,
6th Earl of Angus, during the final years of James V's minority are discussed
at length.
The conclusion is that the development of royal autocracy was hindered
by the King's youth and that this minority contributes to the evidence that,
in general, minorities acted as a safety-valve in the development of Scottish
government, preserving a balance between the interests of crown and magnates.
Nevertheless, there was a genuine desire shown by the magnates to have a
Governor able to act as if he was a-king of full age because of the advantage
such a position could bring, especially in foreign relations. Government did
not stagnate because there was no adult king
Vatican Museum
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Vatican Museum
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Vatican Museum
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Vatican Museum
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Érasme chez Richard Pynson (1513), imprimeur du Roi à Londres
No full text The author studies the relationship between Erasmus and Richard Pynson, the printer of both the king and the English humanists. He first proposes a survey of the history of books in England, then describes the career of Pynson, a Norman who first worked in Rouen before settling in London in the 1490s – Pynson became English in 1513 – and who produced over five hundred books until his death in 1529. In 1513, Pynson published a princeps edition of Plutarch, translated by Erasmus: in fact a rewritten version of Libellus de constructione octo partium orationis by William Lily, the first “high master” of John Colet’s Saint Paul’s school. </jats:p
Statut mesta Ptuja 1513
Get PDFCity of Ptuj has maintained two medieval town statutes, first in 1376 and another in 1513. Both are the only such medieval legal records from mainland today's Slovenia. This book (Statute of Ptuj of 1513brings integral copy of the original German text of the revised statutes of the town of Ptuj in 1513 in parallel with the Slovenian translation. The original statute, which was once under the old Ptuj magistrat's archive 1864 was carried away to Vienna, where he was located at the Austrian National Library until 1983 when he was returned to the Ptuj. Issue statutes scale introduction, a short historical outline of the time, the concordance table of the statutes of both Articles 1376 and 1513 and newer statutes codicological description, prepared by Mary Hernja Msten, and transcription of the original German text with the Slovenian translation, index of places and personal names and an index , prepared by Dusan Kos.Mesto Ptuj ima ohranjena dva srednjeveška mestna statuta, prvega iz leta 1376 in drugega iz leta 1513. Oba veljata za edina tovrstna srednjeveška pravna zapisa s celinskega dela današnje Slovenije. Ta knjiga prinaša integralni prepis izvirnega nemškega besedila noveliranega statuta mesta Ptuja iz leta 1513 vzporedno s slovenskim prevodom. Izvirnik, ki je bil nekoč v sklopu ptujskega magistratnega arhiva, je bil 1864 odnešen na Dunaj, kjer se je nahajal v Avstrijski nacionalni biblioteki vse do leta 1983, ko je bil vrnjen na Ptuj. Izdaja statuta obsega uvodni del, krajši zgodovinski oris časa, konkordančne tabele členov statutov iz 1376 in 1513 in kodikološki opis mlajšega statuta, ki jih je pripravila Marija Hernja Masten, ter transkripcijo izvirnega nemškega besedila s slovenskim prevodom, kazalo krajev in osebnih imen in stvarno kazalo, ki jih je pripravil Dušan Kos
Statut mesta Ptuja 1513
Get PDFCity of Ptuj has maintained two medieval town statutes, first in 1376 and another in 1513. Both are the only such medieval legal records from mainland today's Slovenia. This book (Statute of Ptuj of 1513brings integral copy of the original German text of the revised statutes of the town of Ptuj in 1513 in parallel with the Slovenian translation. The original statute, which was once under the old Ptuj magistrat's archive 1864 was carried away to Vienna, where he was located at the Austrian National Library until 1983 when he was returned to the Ptuj. Issue statutes scale introduction, a short historical outline of the time, the concordance table of the statutes of both Articles 1376 and 1513 and newer statutes codicological description, prepared by Mary Hernja Msten, and transcription of the original German text with the Slovenian translation, index of places and personal names and an index , prepared by Dusan Kos.Mesto Ptuj ima ohranjena dva srednjeveška mestna statuta, prvega iz leta 1376 in drugega iz leta 1513. Oba veljata za edina tovrstna srednjeveška pravna zapisa s celinskega dela današnje Slovenije. Ta knjiga prinaša integralni prepis izvirnega nemškega besedila noveliranega statuta mesta Ptuja iz leta 1513 vzporedno s slovenskim prevodom. Izvirnik, ki je bil nekoč v sklopu ptujskega magistratnega arhiva, je bil 1864 odnešen na Dunaj, kjer se je nahajal v Avstrijski nacionalni biblioteki vse do leta 1983, ko je bil vrnjen na Ptuj. Izdaja statuta obsega uvodni del, krajši zgodovinski oris časa, konkordančne tabele členov statutov iz 1376 in 1513 in kodikološki opis mlajšega statuta, ki jih je pripravila Marija Hernja Masten, ter transkripcijo izvirnega nemškega besedila s slovenskim prevodom, kazalo krajev in osebnih imen in stvarno kazalo, ki jih je pripravil Dušan Kos
Inscriptions 1513 à 1515
No full textInscriptions 1513 à 1515. In: Revue épigraphique, tome 4, N°107, 1902. pp. 277-281
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