In the company of his new queen Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII displayed himself as the new head of the Church of England in a 1535 progress to Bristol. Read more about it here: rsj.winchester.ac.uk/articles/10.... #royalstudies
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What can we learn about Henry VIII’s progresses by comparing them with the provincial journeys undertaken by François I of France? John Cooper explores this idea in his article for the Royal Studies Journal: rsj.winchester.ac.uk/articles/10.... #royalstudies
The latest issue of the Royal Studies Journal is now available! Each Monday, we will feature a different article from the issue. This week, we're focusing on "New Perspectives on Henry VIII's Progresses" by Professor Anthony Musson. Read it here: rsj.winchester.ac.uk/articles/10.... #royalstudies
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The deadline for our 2026 Biennial Book Prize is 15th May! This year, we are adding an innovation to our book prize scheme, to offer both a book prize for scholarly monographs and commendations for both edited collections and trade publications. rsj.winchester.ac.uk/prizes @royalstudies.bsky.social
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