King of England from 1509 to 1547 (1491–1547)
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Extracts from a MS. dated 'apud Eltham, mense Jan. 22 Hen. VIII' / Communicated by Owen Salusbury Brereton.
Henry VIII of EnglandDate: [1772]
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An historical account of the origin, progress, and present state of Bethlem Hospital. Founded by Henry the eighth, for the cure of lunatics, and enlarged ... for the reception and maintenance of incurables / [Thomas Bowen].
Bowen, Thomas, -1800.Date: 1783- E-books
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Love-Letters from King Henry Viii. to Anne Boleyn some in French, and some in English. To which are added, translations of those written in French. With an appendix, containing Two Letters from Anne Boleyn, To Cardinal Wolsey; With Her Last to Henry the Viiith.
Henry VIII of EnglandDate: MDCCXIV. [1714]
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A translation of the charter from the latin, granted by King Henry VIII to the Company of Barbers of London; whereby they were made a corporation; also transcripts of the letters patent ... with acts of Parliament and bye-laws relative to the ... Company; rules and articles of the Association of Peruke-Makers, Hair-Dressers, &c.
Barbers Company (London, England)Date: [1785]- E-books
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Assertio septem sacramentorum or, a defence of the seven sacraments, against Martin Luther. By Henry the Eighth, King of England, France, and Ireland. To which are adjoined, his epistle to the Pope. The oration of Mr. John Clark, (orator to his Majesty) on the Delivery of this Book to his Holiness. And The Pope's answer to the oration. As also, the Pope's Bull, by which his Holiness was pleased to bestow upon that king (for composing this Book) that most illustrious, splendid, and most Christian-Like title of Defender of the faith. Faithfully translated into English from the original Latin edition, by T. W. gent.
Henry VIII of EnglandDate: M,DCC,LXVI. [1766]