Works
- Letters & Accounts of William Brereton (1976)
- God in History (1979)
- Faction in Tudor England (1979)
- The Common Lawyers of Pre-Reformation England (1983)
- Anne Boleyn (1986)
- The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn: The Most Happy (2004)
- Henry VIII (Very Important People Series) (2007)
- Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery (2009)
- The Reformation Experience (2012)
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