England and Europe in the Sixteenth Century

SUSAN DORAN is a Senior Research Fellow at Jesus College, University of Oxford, UK.

• Maps and ChartsIntroductionPART ONE: HONOUR AND REPUTATIONWars Against France 1509-50Peace-time CompetitionThe Scottish Wars 1509-50A New EmphasisPART TWO: SECURITY AND DEFENCEBorder DefenceDynastic SecurityThe Counter-Reformation ThreatPART THREE: RELIGIONAnglo-Papal RelationsReformation Diplomacy 1528-40: Germany and the BalticThe 'Godly Cause'PART FOUR: COMMERCEAntwerp TradeDiversification of Trade Within EuropeOverseas Exploration and TradeBibliographyNotesIndex.

'In a series featuring such distinguished early modern studies as David Loades's The Mid-Tudor Crisis and Ann Hughes's The Causes of the English Civil War, Susan Doran's thematically organized book provides a brief but welcome synthesis of revisionist work on England's international relations...These arguments are laid out in an excellent introduction and elaborated in separate chapters on honour and reputation, security and defense, religion and commerce.' - Michael Rogers, Sixteenth Century Journal