Loyalty to the Monarchy in Late Medieval and Early Modern Britain, c.1400-1688

Chapter 1 Introduction: Loyalty to the Monarchy in Late Medieval and Early Modern Britain

Chapter 2 Tiltyard Friendships and Bonds of Loyalty in the Reign of Edward IV, 1461–1483

Chapter 3 ‘I claim no right but would this land defend’: Loyalty to the Institution of Kingship in Blind Hary’s The Wallace

Chapter 4 Political Dialogue, Exchange, and Propaganda: Or, How Yorkist and Early Tudor Governments Managed Public Opinion, c . 1461–1537

Chapter 5 ‘Towards God religious, towards us most faithful’: The Paulet Family, the Somerset Gentry and the Early Tudor Monarchy, 1485–1547

Chapter 6 Dedicated to Loyalty: Book Dedications to King Henry VIII

Chapter 7 Not ‘to Confound Predicaments’: Loyalty and the Common Law, c . 1400–1688

Chapter 8 Elizabeth I and the Dilemma of Loyalty

Chapter 9 Loyalty to a Nero? Publicising Puritan Persecution in the 1630s

Chapter 10 ‘We have a good king and our imaginations ought to be good to him’: Divided Loyalties Forced on East Midlands Sheriffs, 1580–1640

Chapter 11 ‘You may take my head from my shoulders, but not my heart from my soveraigne’: Understanding Scottish Royalist Allegiance During the British Civil Wars, 1639–1651

Chapter 12 Loyalty, Disloyalty, and the Coronation of Charles II

Chapter 13 Loyalty and Insecurity in Charles II’s Virginia

Chapter 14 Repeated Testimonies of Duty and Affection: Constructing Loyalty in Cornwall and South-West Wales, 1681–1685