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RETHA MARVINE WARNICKE
				   
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EDUCATION AND AWARDS
Harvard University, Ph.D., 1969.
Harvard University, M.A., 1963.
Indiana University, B.A., magna cum laude, 1961
Arizona State University Commission on the Status of Women
	Outstanding Achievement and Contribution Award, 2004
A History Book Club Selection for The Rise and Fall of Anne 	Boleyn, February, 1990.

Arizona State University History Associates' Award to an                Outstanding Faculty Member, 1984-85.	
Arizona State University Liberal Arts Alumni Award for 		Outstanding Faculty Member, 1984-85.
Choice Magazine Selection of Women of the English 			Renaissance and Reformation as one of the outstanding 		academic books of 1983-84.	
Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, 1961-62.
Listenfelt Scholarship (outstanding Undergraduate History
	Major) 1960-61.
Phi Beta Kappa, Junior Year, 1960.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Professor, Arizona State University, 1984-.
Associate Professor, Arizona State University, 1976-84.
Assistant Professor, Arizona State University, 1973-76.
Lecturer, Arizona State University, 1966-67 and 1969-73. 
Instructor, Phoenix College, Camelback Extension, 1965-66.

COURSES TAUGHT
Graduate Courses:  Seminars on Henry VIII's World, Elizabethan England, and European Gender issues; Readings and Conferences on Tudor and Stuart England; Historiography.                               
Undergraduate Courses:  Senior seminars on Henry VIII's 	World, on Early Modern European Travelers, the Glorious Revolution, and Tudor Women; English History Surveys; Tudor England; Stuart England; British Constitutional History; Western Civilization, 1300-1789; U.S. History to 1865; Colonial U.S. History; Women in American History.

PH.D. CANDIDATES COMPLETED
Schmid, Susan Walters, “Anne Boleyn, Lancelot de Carle and
	the Uses of Documentary Evidence,” 2009.

Wood, Tara, “‘To the Most Godlye, Virtuos, and Mightye Princes Elizabeth’: Identity and Gender in the Dedications to Elizabeth I,” 2008.
Baukol, Bard, “William Prynne and the Politics of Reaction,” 	2007.
Francis, Steve, "The Reformation in Worchestershire, 1524-1558,"
	1998.
Wagner, John, "Sir Peter Carew of Mohun's Ottery:  A Biography,"
	l995.
Quintanilla, Mark, "The Monmouth Rebels in the West Indies," 
	l993.
Hebertson, Jon, "Sir Walter Raleigh and the Quest for El
	Dorado," l993.

M.A. CANDIDATES COMPLETED
Keough, Megan, “Tobias Smollett and his Experience of
	National Identity,” 2011.
Wine, Kimberly, “The Overbury Scandal: Literary Portrayals of
	Frances Howard” and “Viewing the Overbury Scandal,” 2003.
Palmer, Brian, “Changing Perceptions of the Peasants’ Revolt,
	1381-1990,” 2001.
Dillman, Mary, "Religious and Lay Communities in the Diocese
	of Lincoln, 1420-1450," 2001.
Reed, Barbara, "Richard Brathwait:  A Case Study of Publishing and Conduct Literature in Early Seventeenth-Century 	England," 2000.
Medley, Pamela, "The Motivation Behind the Creation of the 
	Plantation of Ulster (1608)," 1999.
Buffington, Chelsea, "Leaving Signatures:  Women's Involvement in 	the Early English Print Trade," 1998.
Bromber, Robert, "Antonio del Corro:  A Mirror for Elizabeth,"
	1997.
Lotstein, Michael, "Elizabethan Diplomacy and Its Effects
	on Foreign Policy, l560-l590," l996.
Prock, Geffrey, "The Historiography of Edward II and Piers
	Gaveston," l995.
Francis, Stephen, "The Impact of the Reformation on 	
	Worcestershire, England, l524-1553:  A Study of Wills,”
	l994.
Schultes, Cynthia, "English Colonization in the Early Modern
	Period:  An Examination of Recent Historiography," l994.
Halpern, Shirley, "Honor Lady Lisle:  The Role of a Noble Woman	in Tudor Society," l994.
Dahl, Richard, "Francis Bacon's Use of Rhetoric To Aid His 	Philosophical Influence and Political Advancement,"
	l994.
Rosecrans, Jennipher Allen, "Myrtle Berries and All:  The 		Medicalization of the Menstrual Taboo in Early Modern 		England," l993.
Park, Karin Richard, "James I of England and Christian IV
	of Denmark:  Diplomatic Relations, l603-l625," l985.
Currin, John M., "Henry VII, Italy, and the Fear of French
	Domination, l494-l509:  A Study of Early Tudor Foreign 	Policy," l984.
Hunter, Carol, "A Historiographical Essay on Religion and Tudor 	England," l982.
Partington, Nancy, "A Historiographical Essay on the English
	Succession," l982.
Kaplan, Katharine, "A Historiographical Essay on the Causes of the English Reformation," l98l.			
Bennett, Barbara Anne, "Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, and the 	
	Pilgrimage of Grace, l536," l98l.
Wagner, John Albert, "The West Country Peasant Rebellion of
	l549," l979.
Keeler, Alice, "Empson and Dudley:  Financial Ministers to Henry 	VII," l978.

BOOKS

      “Wicked Women of Tudor England: Queens, Aristocrats and Commoners” (Accepted by Palgrave Macmillan, 2011). 
 Mary Queen of Scots. London: Routledge, 2006.
 The Marrying of Anne of Cleves:  Royal Protocol in Tudor
England. Cambridge:  Cambridge University Press, 2000 (paperback 2011)	     
 The Rise and Fall of Anne Boleyn: Family Politics at the
	Court of Henry VIII. Cambridge: Cambridge University
	Press, 1989 (paperback 199l). 
Women of the English Renaissance and Reformation. Westport,
	CT.: Greenwood Press, 1983.
William Lambarde: Elizabethan Antiquary. Chichester,    
     Sussex:  Phillimore and Co., 1973.

INTRODUCTIONS (With Bettie Anne Doebler)
Wolcomb, Robert. The State of the godly both in this life
and, in the life to come: Delivered in a Sermon at Chudleigh in Devon: at the funeralls of the right Worshipfull, the Ladie Elizabeth Courtney, the 11. of November, 1605. And published for the instruction, and consolation of the faithfull. London: Roger Jackson, 1606 Ann Arbor, MI.: Scholars’ Facsimiles & Reprints, 2009.
.	Donne, John.  A Sermon of Commemoration of the Lady Danvers, Late Wife of Sr. John Danvers (1627). Ann Arbor, MI.: Scholars’ Facsimiles & Reprints, 2006.
Forde, William. A Sermon Preached at Constantinople at the Funeral of Lady Anne Glover(1616). Ann Arbor, MI.:
	Scholars’ Facsimiles & Reprints, 2005.
Barlow, John. A Sermon Preached at Plymptom Mary in Devon, at
 the Funeralls of the Right Worshipfull Lady Strode. Ann Arbor, MI.: Scholars’Facimiles & Reprints, 2004.
Gamon, Hannibal. The Praise of a Godly Woman. A Sermon Preached at the Solemne Funerall of the Right Honourable Ladie, the
	Ladie Frances Roberts, at Lanhide-rock Church in Cornwall,
	the tenth of August, 1626. Ann Arbor, MI.: Scholars’	
	Facimiles & Reprints, 2001.	
FitzGeffrey, Charles. Deaths Sermon Unto the Living. Delivered at the Funerals of the Religious Ladie Philippe, Late Wife untothe Right Worshipfull Sr. Anthonie Rouse of Halton in
	Cornwall Knight. Delmar, N.Y.:  Scholars' Facsimiles & 
	Reprints, 1999.
Denison, Stephen. The Monument or Tombestone: Or a Sermon
Preached at Laurence Pountnies Church in London, Novemb. 21.16l9. At the Funerall of Mrs. Elizabeth Juxon, the late wife of Mr. John Juxon.  Delmar, N. Y.:  Scholars' 	
	Facsimiles & Reprints, 1996.
Taylor, Thomas. The Pilgrim’s Profession or a Sermon Preached at 	the Funeral of Mrs. Mary Gunter. Delmar, N.Y.:  Scholars' 	Facsimiles and Reprints, 1995.
Harrison, William and William Leigh.  Death’s Advantage Little Regarded, and The Soules Solace Against Sorrow. Preached in Two Funerall Sermons at Childwal in Lancashire at the buriall of Mistris Katherine Brettergh, the third of June, 160l. Delmar, N.Y.: Scholars' Facsimiles & Reprints, l993. 

REFEREED ARTICLES
“Henry VIII in his Consorts’ Biographies,” (in preparation).
(With Bettie Anne Doebler), “Samuel Hieron’s ‘Worldling:’ A Funeral Sermon, 16l8, and the Controversy Over Eulogies,”
	Omega: Journal of Death and Dying (forthcoming).
“Sheriff Courtnay and the Western Rising of 1549,” Devon’s People, Places and Landscapes (Devon History Society, forthcoming 2011)
“Integrating Gender Analysis in Tudor Queenship Studies,”The Fortieth Anniversary of The Sixteenth Century Journal, 11(2009), 277-8.

“Queenship: Politics and Gender in Tudor England,” History Compass, 4(2006), 203-27. ()
“The Marriages of Women Rulers in Sixteenth-Century Britain:
	Gender and Cultural Analysis,” Studies in Medieval
	and Renaissance History, third series, 2(2005): 257-75.
"Inventing the Wicked Women of Tudor England:  Alice More,
	Anne Boleyn, and Anne Stanhope," Quidditas, 20(1999):
	11-30.
“Henry VIII, Anne of Cleves, and Court Protocol," Albion, 		28(Winter, l996): 565-86.
"The Fall of Anne Boleyn Revisited," English Historical Review, 	l08-428 (l993): 653-65.
“More's Richard III and the Mystery Plays,"  Historical Journal,
    35-4(1992), 76l-78.  Reprinted in J. M. Dunn and Ian Harris, 	eds., Great Political Thinkers.  2 vols. Cheltenham, Eng., 	Edgar Elgar Publishing, l997.  Vol. II, 439-56.
"Anne Boleyn Revisited," Historical Journal, 34-4 (1991): 953-54.
"Three Forged Letters of Anne Boleyn:  Their Implications for 	Reformation Politics and Women's Studies," Journal of the 	Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Society, 11 (1990): 	33-48.\
"Lady Mildmay's Journal:  A Study in Autobiography and Meditation in Reformation England," The Sixteenth Century Journal, 20 (1989): 55-68.
"Sexual Heresy at the Court of Henry VIII," Historical Journal, 	30(1987): 247-68.
(co-author Bettie Anne Doebler), "Magdalen Herbert Danvers and 	Donne's Vision of Comfort," George Herbert Journal, 10(1&2) 	(1987): 5-22.
(co-author, Bettie Anne Doebler), "Sex Discrimination After 
Death:  A Seventeenth-Century English Study," Omega:  The Journal of Death and Dying, 17(1986-87): 309-20.
"The Eternal Triangle and Court Politics:  Henry VIII, Anne 	Boleyn and Sir Thomas Wyatt," Albion, 18(1986): 565-79.
"The Physical Deformities of Anne Boleyn and Richard III:  Myth 	and Reality," Parergon:  Bulletin of the Australian and New 	Zealand Association for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 	n.s. 4(1986): 135-53.
"The Fall of Anne Boleyn:  A Reassessment," History, 70 1985): 	1-15.
"The Harpy in More's Household:  Was She Lady Alice?" Moreana, 	22(1985): 5-13.
"Anne Boleyn's Childhood and Adolescence," Historical Journal, 	29(1985): 939-952.
"Sir Ralph bigod:  A Loyal Servant to King Richard III,"  		Ricardian, 6(1984): 299-303.
"The Lady Margaret, Countess of Richmond:  A Noblewoman of 	Independent Wealth an Status," Fifteenth Century Studies, 9(1984): 215-48.
"The Merchant Society of Tudor London:  John Lambarde, A Case 	Study," Indiana Social Studies Quarterly, 37(1984): 57-69.
"Lord Morley's Comments on Richard III," Albion, 15(1983): 172-8.
"The Restive Wife in Erasmus' Colloquy:  Mistress More or Lady 	Mountjoy?" Moreana, 20(1983): 5-14.
"The Lady Margaret, Countess of Richmond (d. 1509), as Seen by 	Bishop Fisher and Lord Morley," Moreana, 19(1982): 47-55.
"The Making of a Shrew:  The Legendary History of Alice More," 	Rendezvous, 15(1980): 25-36.
"The Lambardes and Westcombe Manor in Tudor England," 			Transactions of the Greenwich and Lewisham Antiquarian 	Society, 9(1979): 35-44. 		
"The Lawrence Nowell Manuscripts in the British Library," The 	British Library Journal, 5(1979): 35-44.
"Note on a Court of Requests' Case of 1571," English Language	Notes, 11(1974): 250-56.
"A Dispute Among the Freemen of the Drapers' Company in 	Elizabethan London," Guildhall Studies in London History, I(1974): 59-67.	

INVITED AND REFEREED ESSAYS

“Elizabeth I and Mary Stewart of Scotland, Two British Queens
Regnant: A Gender Comparison, Rational or Romantic,” 	Elizabeth I and the Sovereign Arts: Essays in Literature, History, and Culture. ed. Carole Levin, Linda Shenk, and Donald Stump. Medieval Renaissance Text Society (forthcoming, 2011, pp. 53-68. 
“Diplomatic Rumor-Mongering: An Analysis of Mendoza’s Report
	on Elizabeth’s Audience with Scottish Ambassadors in 1583,”
	Sovereignty and the Law in the Middle Ages, ed. Robert S. 

	Sturges. Brepols Press, 2011, pp. 115-32.
           \“The Court,” A Companion to Tudor Britain.  Ed. Robert Tittler and Norman Jones.”  Oxford: Blackwell Press, 2004, pp. 61-76.
“Reshaping Tudor Biography: Anne Boleyn and Anne of Cleves,”
	Biography and Historical Analysis. ed. Lloyd E. Ambrosius. Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press, 2004, pp. 65-94.
	“Anne Boleynin History, Drama, and Film,” High and Mighty Queens in Early Modern England: Realities and Representations.
 ed. Carole Levin, Jo Eldridge Carney, and Debra Barrett-Graves.   New York: Palgrave, 2003, pp. 239-55.		
"Anne Boleyn and Courtly Love," State, Sovereigns and Society:  	Essays in Early Modern English History. Essays in Honour
	of A. J. Slavin. Ed. Charles Carleton.  Phoenix Mill, Eng.: 	Sutton Publishing, 1998, pp. 103-18.
"Family and Kinship Relations at the Henrician Court:  The 
Boleyns and the Howards," Tudor Political Culture. ed. Dale Hoak.  Cambridge:  Cambridge University Press, 1995, pp. 31-53.  
"Conflicting Rhetoric About Tudor Women: The Example of Queen
 Anne Boleyn," The Rhetoric of Politics and Renaissance Women. ed. Patricia Sullivan and Carole Levin.  Albany, N.Y.: SUNY Press, l995, pp. 39-56.	
"Eulogies for Women:  Public Testimony of Their Godly Example and Leadership," Attending to Women in Early Modern
England. ed. 	Betty Travitsky and Adele Seeff. Newark: University of 	Delaware Press, 1994, pp. l68-86.
"Private and Public:  The Boundaries of Women's Lives in Early 	Modern England," in Privileging Gender in Early Modern 
England. ed. Jeanie Brink. Kirksville, Mo: Sixteenth Century Publishers, 1993, pp. l23-l40.  Reprinted in Richard Golden, ed. The Social History of Western Civilization (New York: St. Martin's Press, l995). Vol. II.
"Tyranny and Sacrifice in More's "Richard III," Perspective as a Problem in the Art, Literature and History of Early Modern England, pp. 75-80. ed. Timothy Heninger and Mark S. 	Lussier.  Lewiston, N.Y:  Edwin Mellon, 1992.
"Women and Humanism in England," Renaissance Humanism:		Foundations, Forms, and Legacy. ed. Albert Rabil, Jr., 3 vols. Philadelphia:  University of Pennsylvania Press, 1988. II, 66-93.

ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES

“Knollys, Lettice, 1543-1634" and “Boleyn, Anne, c. 1507-1536,” Encyclopedia of Tudor England. ed. John A. Wagner and Susan Walters Schmid. Santa Barbara, Ca.:  ABC-Clio (forthcoming December 2011).
“Stuart, Mary (Queen of Scots),” Encyclopedia of Women in World History, ed. Bonnie G. Smith. 4 vols. New York: Oxford University, 2008, IV, 164-5.
“Anne Boleyn” and “Mary, Queen of Scots,” The Encyclopedia of
Women in the Renaissance: Italy, France, and England. ed. Diana Robin, Anne R. Larsen and Carole Levin. Santa Barbara,
Ca.: ABC-Clio Press, 2007, pp. 49-51, 245-9.
"Anne of Cleves,” “Brian Anslay,” “Frances Grey, duchess of
 Suffolk," "Mary Gunter," "Katherine Howard,” “Elizabeth Langham," “Lady Alice More," “Lawrence Nowell,” “Anne Seymour, Duchess of Somerset,” "Maria, Lady Willoughby de Eresby." 60 vols. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004. II, 188-91, 258-9, XXIII, 836-7, XXIV, 257, XXX, 906-10, XXXII, 481, XXXIV, 34, XLI, 237-9, IL, 855-6, LIX, 419.
(with Tara S. Wood),“Funeral Orations and Sermons,” Encyclopedia of Death and Dying, 2 vols. New York: Macmillan. 2003, I, 302-05.				
"Margaret Beaufort," "Anne Boleyn," "Catherine Howard," 	"Katherine of Aragon," "Anne of Cleves," and "Catherine Parr," Tudor England: An Encyclopedia, ed. Arthur F. 	Kinney.  Amherst, MA.:  Garland Publishing Co., 2001,
	pp. 22, 69, 77-78, 364, 530-1.
"Catherine of Aragon," "Lady Jane Grey," "Mary, queen of Scots," 	and "Queens and Queenship,"  Encyclopedia of the			Renaissance, ed. Paul F. Grendler. 6 vols.  New York:  	Charles Scribner's Sons, 1999, I, 363-4; III, 89; IV,58-60;
	193-5.
	"Catherine of Aragon," Anne Boleyn," "Jane Seymour," "Anne of 
	Cleves," and "Anne Askew," Encyclopedia of the Reformation, 	ed. Stephen Chasteen.  4 vols.  New York:  Oxford

	 University Press, 1996, I, 44, 84, l87-88, 285, IV, 54-55. 
 “Catherine of Aragon" and "Anne Boleyn," Research Guide to European Historical Biography, ed. Janes Moncure.  	Washington D.C.:  Beacham Publishing Co., 1992, pp. 185-96; 318-326.
"Anne Boleyn," "William Warham," "Henry Fitzroy, Duke of 	Richmond," and "First, Second and Third Acts of Succession," Tudor Dictionary, ed. Ronald Fritze.  Westport, CT:  	Greenwood Press, 1991, pp. 60-62, 204-05, 486-90, 538-40.

ARTICLES AND REVIEWS IN POPULAR PUBLICATIONS
“G. W. Ives, Jane Grey: A Murder Mystery,” History Review: The 
	Journal For History Students, 68(2011), 
“Henry’s Wives Club: The Six Wives of Henry VIII,” The Tudors
	DVD: Special Features for Showtime,” 2010.
	“Investigation into Why Elizabeth I Never Married,” History Review: The Journal for History Students, 67(2010), 15-20.
“Interview,” for “The Other Boleyn Girl,” DVD, Sony Productions, 2008.	
“The Court of Henry VIII,” History and the Headlines: The
Other Boleyn Girl, ABC-CLIO On-line Newsletter, March 7,
	2008(www.historyandtheheadlines.abc-clio.com/Boleyn).	
"La Caída de Ana Bolena," ABAO Yearbook 2007-08. Bilbao, Spain: 
	ABAO-OLBE, 2007, pp. 72-4.
“Elizabeth I: Gender, Religion and Politics,” History Review: The Journal for History Students, 58(2007): 30-5..	
“David Starkey, Six Wives: The Queens of Henry VIII.” History Review: The Journal For History Students, 53(2005):51-2.
“Anne of Cleves, Queen of England,” History Review: The Journal For History Students, 51(2005): 39-40
“John Guy, ‘My Heart is My Own’: The Life of Mary Queen of Scots.” History Review: The Journal for History Students, 49(2004), 52-3.
“Sir Geoffrey Elton, 1921-1994: A Memorial,” History Review: The Journal for History Students, 50(2004): 29.
“Mary Stewart in Scotland and France,” History Review: The Journal for History Students 47(2003): 18-23.
     “Anne Boleyn,” History Review: The Journal for History Students, 44(2002):15-20.

Interviews
“Event Teaches Students about Tudor England,” State Press, by   
   Sade Hurst, September 22, 2011.
“Talking History,: Henry VIII,” Dublin, Ireland,
	, August 2010.
“Henry VIII,”Proper Television by Erin Sproule, Toronto,
	Canada, June 2010.
“The Tudors’ Battle with the Truth,” by Alex Cohen, National Public Radio, April 4,2008 (http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=89182466).
“The Other Boleyn Woman,” The Blaze, January 2008.

BOOK REVIEWS
Albion, Renaissance Quarterly, The Historian, The Sixteenth Century Journal, American Historical Review, Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Society, German Studies Review, Western Political Quarterly, International Review of Modern Sociology, Journal of the American Academy of Religion, Journal of Modern History, Publishing Research Quarterly, Religious Studies Review, History of Education Quarterly, Journal of the American Academy of Religion, Clio. 

BOOK REVIEW ESSAYS
“Marcus, Leah S., Janel Mueller, and Mary Beth Rose, eds.,
	Elizabeth I: Collected Works; Mueller and Marcus, eds., Elizabeth I: Autograph Compositions and Foreign Language Originals; Mueller and Joshua Scodel, eds., Elizabeth I: Translations, 1544-1589; Mueller and Scodel, eds., Elizabeth I: Translations, 1592-1598,” Journal of Modern History, 82 (2010), 923-7.
“Mendelson, Sara and Patricia Crawford, Women in England, 1550-1720. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1998" Fortieth 
Anniversary Edition of The Sixteenth Century Studies Journal, 11(2009), 159-63.
"Agrippa and Erasmus on Women," Erasmus of Rotterdam Society 	Yearbook Seventeen, 17(1997): 103-09.

RESEARCH IN PROGRESS
Women and Death in Early Modern Europe; Wicked Women of Tudor England; Henry VIII in his consorts’ biographies.

INVITED LECTURES
“Henry VIII and his Wives,” Arizona Center for Medieval and 
	Renaissance Studies and Society for Creative Anachronism,”
	Tempe, AZ., 2011.
“Anne Boleyn, Lady Leicester, and Diplomatic Imagery: A Whore and 
a She-Wolf,” Marting Humanities Lecture, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, Ohio, 2010.
“Anne Boleyn, Anne Stanhope, and Poetic Animal Imagery: A Hind
a Lion, and a Wolf,” Keynote Address, Midwest Conference on British Studies, Cleveland, 2010.
“Elizabeth I and Mary Stewart: Two British Queens Regnant,” key-note address, Queen Elizabeth I Society,” Co-sponsored
	by Our Lady of the Lake University, San Antonio, TX., 2007.
“The Marriages of Royal Women in Early Modern England and
Scotland,” GEMS Lecture, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ., 2005.		
“Elizabeth of England and Mary of Scotland,” Scottsdale Public Library, Co-sponsored by Arizona Center for Medieval and
	Renaissance Studies, 2005.
“The Marriages of Women Rulers in Sixteenth-Century Britain:
Gender and Cultural Analysis,” New Generations: Tudor History in the 21st Century. A Conference Celebrating the
	Twentieth Anniversary of the Early Modern British History
Seminar at the Huntington Library, 1984-2004. San Marino, CA., 2004.
“Elizabeth of England and Mary of Scotland,” Arizona Center
	for Medieval and Renaissance Studies Symposium, Tempe,
	AZ., 2003.
“The Hour of Death,” Death and Dying in the Middle Ages &
	Renaissance, Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance
	Studies Symposium, Scottsdale, AZ., 2001.
"Reshaping Tudor Biography:  Anne Boleyn and Anne of Cleves,"
	Carroll R. Pauley Memorial Endowment Symposium on Biography
	and Historical Analysis, Lincoln, NE, 2000.
"Elizabeth I: Fiction and Fact," Teaching of History Conference
	in Conjunction with the World History Association of Texas
	Fall Meeting, Denton, TX, 1999.
"The Fall of Thomas Cromwell," Early Modern England Seminar,
	Huntington Library, San Marino, CA, 1999.
	"Two Rites of Passage:  Royal Courtships and Funeral Eulogies for Women," Sponsored by Women's Studies and the History 	Department, University of New Mexico, 1991.
"Demonic Tyranny and Sacrifice in More's Richard III," Early 	Modern England Seminar, Huntington Library, San Marino, CA, 	1991.
"More at Home: Husband, Father, Educator and Social Critic," in 	A Day with Sir Thomas More:  Man for All Seasons, University 	of California at Long Beach, Extension, 1991.
"Eulogies for Women:  Public Testimony of Their Godly Example and 	Leadership," Symposium on Attending to Women in Early Modern 	England, sponsored by the Center for Renaissance and Baroque 	Studies, University of Maryland at College Park, 1990.
"Anne Boleyn's Letters:  Fact or Forgery," Conference on Women 	Writing the Familiar Letter in Renaissance England, held 	with Rocky Mountain Conference on Medieval and Renaissance 	Studies, Grand Canyon, AZ, 1989.
"Why Political Historians Need Social History," sponsored by the 	University of Minnesota History Department and Early Modern 	History Society, at Minneapolis, 1989.
"Female Literary in England From 1540 to 1625;" Women and the 	Family in Tudor and Stuart England:  The Example of Lady 	Grace Mildmay," "What Printed Funeral Sermons From the Early 	Stuart Period Tell Us About Women," and "Mary Sidney 	Herbert's Circle at Wilton," Conference on Women Authors of 	Renaissance England, sponsored by the Arizona Humanities 	Council, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ  1988.
"Sexual Heresy at the Court of Henry VIII,"  Early Modern 	England Seminar, Huntington Library, San Marino, CA  1986.
"The Education of Tudor Women," Summer Institute for High School 	Teachers, entitled English Literature and the Rise of 	Repr	esentative Government, Flagstaff, AZ, 1984.
"Four Generations of Women Scholars in Tudor England," History 	Lecture Series, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ, 	1983.
"Shakespeare in Perspective," Valley Shakespeare Theatre and the 	Scottsdale Center for the Arts, Scottsdale, AZ, 1980.

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS AT CONFERENCES
“The Spanish Ambassador’s Report on Queen Elizabeth I,” Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies, Claremont, CA., 2010.
“Was Lettice, Countess of Leicester, Elizabeth’s She-Wolf?”
	Elizabeth I Society, Little Rock, AK:, 2009.
“Diplomatic Protocol and Gossip in Elizabethan England,” Fourteenth Annual ACMRS Conference, Tempe, AZ., 2008.
“Philippa Gregory’s Use of Retha Warnicke’s Anne Boleyn,” Thirteenth Annual ACMRS Conference, Tempe, AZ., 2007.
“Sir Francis Walsingham’s Entrapment of Two queens: The Babington
	Plot of 1586,” Elizabeth I Conference, “Queens and Power in
	Early Modern England,” Lincoln, NE., 2006.
“The Babington Plot: Two Royal Victims?” Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies, Riverside, CA., 2005. 
“Mary, Queen of Scots, and Family Strategies,” Northeast
	Conference on British Studies, Montreal, Canada, 2004. 
“Mary, queen of Scots and Gender Issues,” Renaissance Society of
	Southern California, San Marino, CA., 2003.
“Surrey’s Wolf, Was It the Duchess of Somerset,” Renaissance Society of America joint meeting with ACMRS Ninth Annual Conference, Scottsdale, AZ., 2002.
“The Shaping of Women’s Biography,” Rocky Mountain Conference on
	Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Fort Collins, CO., 2001.
"Anleyn in History, Drama and Film," Shakespeare Association
	of America, Montreal, Canada, 2000.
"Double Gender Bias and Present-Centered Bias:  Sixteenth Century 	Female Biography," Pacific Coast Conference on British 	Studies, Santa Cruz, CA., 1999.
"Crisis in Tudor History," American Historical Association, 	Seattle, 1998.
"The Conventions of Courtly Love and Anne Boleyn," North American 	Conference on British Studies, Chicago, l996.
"The Courtship of Anne of Cleves," in Geoffrey Elton Remembrance	Session I, North American Conference on British Studies,
	Washington, D.C., l995.
"Courtly Love and Marital Infidelity in Tudor England," Rocky 	Mountain Conference on Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 	Flagstaff, AZ, l993.
"Women's Funeral Sermons as Biography in Early Modern England," 	The Hour of Our Death Symposium, Center for Medieval and 	Renaissance Studies, Tempe, AZ, 1992.
"The Praise and Dispraise of Women:  The Case of Anne Boleyn," 	Sixteenth Century Studies Conference, Philadelphia, 1991.
"Eulogies for Women:  Public Testimony of Their Godly Example and Leadership," North American Conference on British Studies, Santa Clara, 1991.
"More's Richard III and Demonology," Conference on Framing Fact 	and Fiction:  Perspective in Early Modern England, Center 	for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Tempe, AZ, 1990.
"Royal Disguise and Courtship in Early Modern England," Rocky 	Mountain Conference on Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 	Missoula, MT, 1990.
"Eulogies for Women:  Public Testimony of Their Godly Example and 	Leadership," The Woman Question, 1590-1690, A Research 	Symposium, Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance 	Studies and The Women's Studies Program, Arizona State 	University, 1990.
"The Legend of Anne Boleyn:  1536-1986," Pacific Coast Conference 	on British Studies, Lake Arrowhead, CA, 1988.
"Images of Anne Boleyn," Rocky Mountain Conference on Medieval 	and Renaissance Studies, Fort Collins, CO, 1988.
"Protocol at the Tudor Court," Western Conference on British 	Studies, New Orleans, LA, 1988.
"Images of Anne Boleyn in the Sixteenth Century," The Berkshire 	Conference of Women's History, Wellesley, MA, 1987.
"Anne Boleyn and Court Politics:  A Reassessment," North American 	Conference on British Studies, Portland, OR, 1987.
"Family Politics at the Court of Henry VIII," Conference on the 	Family in Europe, 1500-1900," Arizona State University, 	Tempe, AZ, 1987.
"Honor and Politics at the Court of Henry VIII," Pacific Coast 	Conference on British Studies, Pomona, CA, 1986.
"Images of Anne Boleyn as a Witch and a Monster:  The Example of 	Nicholas Sander," The American Historical Association, 	Pacific Coast Branch, Honolulu, HA, 1986.
"The Journal of Lady Mildmay," Renaissance Society of America, 	Occidental, CA, 1985.
"The Fall of Anne Boleyn," Pacific Coast conference on British 	Studies, San Luis Obispo, CA, 1985.
"Anne Boleyn's Childhood," Sixteenth Century Studies Conference, 	Columbus, OH, 1985.
"The Harpy in More's Household:  Was It Alice More?"  The 	Eighteenth International Congress on Medieval Studies, Medieval Institute at Kalamazoo, MI, 1983.
"Learned Tudor Women:  Generational Differences," American 	Historical Association.  San Francisco, CA. 1983.
"The Second Generation of Women Humanists in England," Arizona 	Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Tempe, AZ, 	1982.
"Margaret, Countess of Richmond, Adviser to Henry VII," Rocky 	Mountain Conference on British Studies, Colorado Springs, 	CO, 1979.
"Dame Alice More:  A Caricature," Rocky Mountain Conference on 
	British Studies, Tempe, AZ, 1978.

Other Professional Participation
Chair, “History Detectives: Medieval Mystery and Mayhem,” Seventeenth Annual ACMRS Converence, Tempe, AZ., 2011.
Chair, “Honoring David Cressy,” Midwest Conference on British Studies, Cleveland, 2010.			
Chair, “Medical and Sexual Misogyny in Medieval and Renaissance Society,” Sixteenth Annual ACMRS Conference,	Tempe, AZ., 2010.
Commentator, “The Elizabethan and Jacobean Theater of Power,” 
	Western Conference on British Studies, Tempe, AZ., 2009.
Chair, “Travel Curiorities,” Fifteenth Annual ACMRS Conference,
	Tempe,AZ., 2009.
Chair, “Language, Honor and Reputation,” Pacific Coast 
	Conference on British Studies, San Marino, CA., 2008.
Chair and Commentator, “Tudor Courts, Crime and Justice,” Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies, Puget Sound, WA., 2007.
Chair, “Wealthy Women and Lady Poverty: Patronage, Philanthropy,
	Power,” ACMRS Twelfth Annual Conference, Tempe, AZ., 2006.
Participant, Early Modern England Seminar, Huntington, 
Library, San Marino, CA, October, November, 194; January, April, September, October, 1985; January, February, April     September, October, November 1986; January, February, April,  May, September, 1987; January, February, 1988; March, 	October, November, 1989; January, October, 1990; February, November, 1991; February, 1992, January, l993, October 1998, January, 1999, October 2003, January 2006.
“Comment on Elizabeth, the Movie,” Scottsdale Public Library,
	Scottsdale, AZ., 2005.
“Comment on Elizabeth, the Movie,” Mustang Public Library,
	Scottsdale, AZ., 2005.
“Elizabeth as Ruler,” Women in Government, Scottsdale Public
	Library, Scottsdale, AZ., 2005. 
“Elizabeth–Ruler and Legend,” Coffee at Kerr, Scottsdale, AZ.,
	2004.
Chair and Commentator, “New Perspectives in Late Tudor History,”
	Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies, Berkeley, CA.,
	2004.
Chair, “The Role of Royal Women in Cultural Transmission,”
	ACMRS Tenth Annual Conference, Tempe, AZ., 2004.
Chair, “International Trade,” ACMRS Eighth Annual Conference,
	Tempe, AZ., 2002.
Chair and Comment, “Men, Women, and Religion,” Pacific Coast
	Conference on British Studies, Pomona, CA., 2002.
Comment, "Paul Brand, 'Rhetoric and Reality:  The Making
	and Enforcement of Thirteenth Century Legislation,'
	The Merrian Conference on Current Issues in Legal History,
	Tempe, AZ., 2001.
"The Female Succession in Tudor England,"  Barons and Dames of
	Magna Carta, 2000.
Chair, "Statecraft, Power, and Fear in the English Renaissance,"
	ACMRS Sixth Annual Conference, Tempe, AZ., 2000.
Leader, "Inventing the Wicked Women of Tudor England:  Alice
	More and Catherine Howard," Early Modern England Graduate
	Research Seminar, Huntington Library, San Marino, CA, 
	1999.	
Chair, "The Irish and the English From Henry VIII to James I,"
	Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies, Santa Cruz, 	CA.: 1999.

Chair, "Margins and Monuments:  Material and Textual 	Constructions in Sixteenth-Century England,"	ACMRS Fifth Annual Conference, Tempe, AZ., 1999.
Leader, Workshop, "Maternal Bodies in Early Modern Society, 	"Attending to Women," College Park, MD., 1997. 
President, Society for Research on Early Modern Women, 	Renaissance Society, Bloomington, IN, l996. 
Chair, "Tudor History," ACMRS Second Annual Conference," Tempe, Az., l996.
Comment, "Patriot Kings, Virtuous Citizens, and Corrupt 	Rulers in Britain's Long Eighteenth Century," American
	Historical Association Conference, Atlanta, Ga., l996.
Chair, "The Lives and Legalities of British (Medieval) Royals,"
ACMRS First Annual Conference, Tempe, Az., l995. 			
Comment, "Gender and Justice in Early Modern England," North 	American Conference on British Studies, Vancouver, l994.
Leader, Workshop, "Teaching Interdisciplinary Courses," 	Conference, "Attending to Women," College Park, MD., l994.
Participant, "ACMRS Renaissance Faculty Research Reports,"
	Tempe, Az., l993.
Chair, "Social Issues in Tudor-Stuart England," Western 	Conference on British Studies," Albuquerque, N.M., l993.
Moderator and panelist, "Roundtable:  Whose Renaissance?  	Questions on Gender, Joan Kelly, and Women's Learning in 	Early Modern Europe," Berkshire Conference on the History of Women, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., l993.
Chair, "Defining Criminality in Early Modern England," Rocky 	Mountain Conference on Medieval and Renaissance Studies," 	Flagstaff, Az., l993.
Chair, "The Reformation and the Towns," Sixteenth Century Studies 	Conference, Atlanta, GA., l992.
Chair, “Spencer/Milton,” Rocky Mountain Conference on Medieval
	and Renaissance Studies, Flagstaff, AZ. 1993.
Chair and Commentator, "Alms and Widowhood in Early Modern 	Britain," Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies, San 	Diego, CA., 1992.
Participant, Anglo-American Conference, London, 1984, 1989, 1991.
Chair, “Literature and the Arts,” Rocky Mountain Medieval and
	Renaissance Association Conference, Breckenridge, CO., 1991.
Chair, "The Politics of Religion in Early Modern England, Pacific 	Coast Conference on British Studies, Huntington Library, San 	Marino, CA., 1990.
"Anne Boleyn," Spirit of the Senses, Mansion Club, Phoenix, AZ,
	1990.
Leader, Workshop: "The Cloak of Language:  Interpreting Women's 	Women'sLetters,""Attending to Women in Early Modern England, A Symposium," 	College Park, MD., 1990.
(with Joe Block), "The Letters of Chapuys," Early Modern England Graduate Research Seminar, Huntington Library, San Marino, 	CA, 1990.
 Chair, "Woman and Power," Rocky Mountain Conference on Medieval 	and Renaissance Studies, Grand Canyon, AZ, 1989.
"Courtships of Early Modern England," Huntington Library Research 	Seminar, San Marino, CA., 1989.
Chair and Comment, "Poverty, Politics, and the Commonwealth:  	
The Tudor Problem in Perspective," Pacific Coast Branch, American Historical Association Conference, Portland, OR, 1989.
Chair and Comment, "Images, Symbols and Signification in the 	
Political Culture of Tudor and Stuart England," American Historical Association Conference, San Francisco, CA, 1989.
Comment, "English Landscape and Geography," Renaissance Society of America, Tempe, AZ., 1987.
Chair and Comment, "Images of Queenship in the Sixteenth Century,” Sixteenth Century Studies Conference, Tempe,
	AZ., 1987. 	.
Comment, "Parliament and the Law in Late Tudor England," 
	Sixteenth Century Studies Conference, Tempe, AZ., 1987.
"Anne Boleyn" Dobson High School Historical Society, Mesa, AZ,
	1987. 	
"Women of the Reformation," First United Methodist Church, 	
Phoenix, AZ, 1984.
Participant, The Huntington-Caltech Conference on the Foundation 	of the Tudor Dynasty, San Marino, CA, 1985.
Chair, "Elizabethan Society and Government," Rocky Mountain 
	Medieval and Renaissance Association, Tempe, AZ. 1984.
"English Women in the Northern Renaissance," Northern Renaissance and the Reformation, ASU Sun Cities Lectures, Sun City, AZ, 1984.
"Women of the English Renaissance and Reformation," Library
	Associates, Sun City, AZ., 1983.
"Women in the English Renaissance and Reformation," National
	Women’s History Week, Tempe, AZ., 1983.
"Aristocratic Women in Tudor England:  The Advantages of Shrewd 	
	Marriages and High Birth,” Liberal Arts College Honors
	Lecture, 1979.
Comment, Women and Work Conference, College of Business, 1977. 	
Symposium Participant, Arizona Humanities Conference, Casa Grande, AZ., 1977.		
"Women in American History," Phi Alpha Theta, Tempe, AZ, 1972.

GRANTS
ASU Faculty Grant-in-Aid, 1998.
University Nominee for a NEH Summer Fellowship
Arizona Humanities Council Grant, 1989.
ASU Graduate College Research Conference Grant, 1989.
ASU Small Grants Program, 1989-90.
ASU College of Liberal Arts Mini-Grant, 1990 (1), 1989 (1), 		1987 (1), 1986 (3), 1985 (2).
ASU Graduate College Research Conference Grant, 1987.
ASU University Research Fund, 1984-85.
ASU Small Grants Program, 1984-85.
ASU Faculty Grant-in-Aid, 1981.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Blackwell History Compass User Crew,2006-09.
Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association Local Liaison 
    for its meeting with ACMRS Thirteenth Annual Conference, Tempe, AZ., 2007 
Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies Article Award
	Committee, 2006-07
Society for the Study of Early Modern Women, 
	Nominating Committee, 2005-07		
	President, l995-96
	Vice-President, l994-95

Editorial Board, Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History, 
	2004-
Editorial Board, Brepols series Late Medieval and Early Modern
	Studies, 2004-
Advisory Board, The Iter/MRTS Bibliography of English Women Writers, 1500-1640, 2002-	
Advisory Board, The Early Modern Englishwoman: A Facsimile
	Library of Essential Works, Ashgate, 1994-2000.
Advisory Board, The Early Modern Woman: Contemporary 
	Editions, 1500-1750, Ashgate, 2002-
Editorial Board, Early Modern Women: An Interdisciplinary Journal, 2002-					
Nelson Prize Committee, Renaissance Society of America,
	2002
Consultant for film, “History’s Lost & Found: Episode 11,” for
	the History Channel, 1999.
Breck Award Committee, Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance 	Society, l997.
Editorial Board, Medieval Renaissance Texts & Studies, l996-
Panelist, Fellowships for the National Endowment for the 	Humanities, l996
Editorial Board, Albion, l994-2004.
Referee for Book Publishers: Association of University Presses, Wadsworth Publishing Company,	MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE TEXTS

AND STUDIES, University of Delaware Press, Routledge Publishers, Palgrave Macmillan, Blackwell, Pearson Publishers.
Referee for Scholarly journals:  Albion, Journal of British 		Studies, Renaissance Quarterly, Journal of the Rocky
	Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Quarterly, Signs, Journal
	Of Modern History, American Historical Review,  Journal of 		Women's History, History of Education Quarterly, Archive for 	Reformation History, Quidditas, Women’s History Magazine,
	The Historical Journal, History Compass
Member, European Committee, Advanced Placement Program, The 
College Board, 1992-95.
Dissertation Fellowship Committee, North American Conference on 
  	British Studies, 1991-94.
Selection Committee, Western Association of Women Historians
 	Graduate Student Fellowship, 1990, 1991.
Panelist, National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Stipend 	
	Program.

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Royal Historical Society
American friends of the Institute of Historical Research
American Friends of the British Library
Society for Research on Early-Modern Women
American Historical Association
Western Association of Women Historians
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Alpha Theta
Sixteenth Century Studies Society
Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
The Huntington British History Seminar
North American Conference on British Studies
Renaissance Society of America
Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Society

DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE
Member, Presentation Committee for Promotion and Tenure
	Committee, 2010.	
Personnel and Advisory Committee, 2009-11(chair), 2005-07(chair),        1988-89,  1980-83, 1977-79 
Member, Search Committee, Late Medieval and Renaissance
	Visiting Assistant Professor, 2007.
Member, Committee for Evaluation of 498 courses, 2002.
Member, Search Committee, Medieval Professor, 2000-01
Member, Search Committee, Medieval Assistant Professor, 			2000-01
Chair of the department, 1992-98
Director of the Graduate Program, 1987-92
Long-Range Planning Committee, 1988-89, 1990-91
Search Committee, Chair, Renaissance/Reformation Historian, 		1988-89	
Promotion and Tenure Committee, Chair, 1987
Search Committee, Latin American Historian, 1983-85
Graduate Committee, 1984-86
Honors Representative, 1974-83
By-Laws Committee, 1983-84
Search Committee, Chair, French Historian, 1982-83
Search Committee, Chair, History Department, 1981-82
Search Committee, Chair, History Department, 1976-77
Search Committee, British Historian, 1973-74
Catalog Committee, 1973-74
Afirmative Action Committee, 1973-75
Search Committee, Women's History, 1974-75
Secretary, 1969-72
European Field Committee, 1969-72

COLLEGE SERVICE
Search Committee, Chair, English Department, 2002
Promotion and Tenure Committee, Women's Studies, 1999-2001,
	2003
Research Committee, 1998-2001
	Chair Sub-Committee 2000-01
Sun Angel Foundation Undergraduate Research Awards in
	the Humanities Committee, l993-98: Chair, 1996-97
Search Committee, Associate Dean, College of Liberal Arts, l994	
Search Committee, Chair, Director of the Arizona
	Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, l994
Advisory Council, 1991-92
Council on Faculty Resources, 1987-90
Committee on Committees, 1987-88
Phi Beta Kappa:Chair, Membership Committee, 1986
	Member, Membership Committee, 1988
	President, 1977-78
	Vice-President, 1976-77
	Secretary, 1975-76
	Treasurer, 1973-75
Personnel Review Committee, 1984-85
Research Committee, 1982-84, Chair, 1983-84
Honors Review Committee, 1977-78	
Honors Council, 1978-81
Affirmative Action and the Status of Women, 1973-85

UNIVERSITY SERVICE	
Promotion and Tenure Committee, 2007-8
Review Committee for President’s Award for Innovation,
	 2003-05.
Mentor of ASU Faculty Development Program, 2004-05
Mentor of Pilot Phase of ASU Faculty Development, 
	Program, 2004
Member of Seminar, “Religion and Conflict: Disrupting
	Violence,” in Center for the Study of Religion
	and Conflict, 2003-04		
General Studies Committee Review, 2003 
	Honorary Degree Committee, 1998-2000
	Member, College on Research and Creative Activities
	Committee of Review Committee for Arizona Medieval and
 	Renaissance Studies, 1999
Member, Anthony L. Gulley British Art Travel Fellowship Fund,
    College of Fine Arts, l996
Regents' Professors Nomination Committee, l993-96
Council for Research and Creative Activities, 1991-94
Member, Sunset Review Committee, Arizona Center for
	Medieval and Renaissance Studies, l994
Chair, Sunset Review Committee, Morrison Institute, l993
Member, Sunset Review Committee, Urban Studies Center, l992
Commission on the Place of Teaching in the University, 1991-		92
Women's Studies Advisory Committee, 1990-92, 1999-2000.
Women's Studies Summer Research Awards Committee, 1990, 		1991, 1992, l993
Ombudsperson for the College of Liberal Arts, 1981-86; 1987-		91
Faculty Ombudsperson, 1988-91
Faculty Senate Ad Hoc Subcommittee Written Policies and 		Procedures for the Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee,
     1988-89.
Media and Communications Subcommittee of The Information and 		Communications Services, Advisory Committee, 1983-86
Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee, 1981-84
	Chair, 1982-83
Governance Grievance Committee, 1983-84
Humanities Review Panel, 1981, 1982, 1983
American Association of University Professors,
	Vice President, 1977-78
Senate, 1974-77
	Elections Committee of Senate, 1974-75
	Committee on Committees of Senate, 1976-77 
    
SABBATICALS
	2008-09
	2001-02
     l994-95
	1986-87
	1979-80 

COMMUNITY SERVICE 
Scholar for the Elizabethan I Traveling Exhibit at the 
	Scottsdale Public Library, 2003-2005   
Richard III Society, 1998-
International Churchill Society, 1990-93
Osborn School District Educational Foundation, 1987-90
Arizona Humanities Council, 1980-83
Friends of Mexican Art Board of Directors, 1969-72
	Membership Chair, 1969-72				
Indiana University Alumni Association
	Secretary-Treasurer, 1970-72
	Vice President, 1973-74

BOOK REVIEWS
“	“Keith Thomas, The Ends of Life: Road to Fulfillment in Early Modern England,” Historian, 
“G.W. Bernard, Anne Boleyn: Fatal Attractions,” The Sixteenth Century Journal, 42(2011), 299-301.
“Carole Levin and Robert Bucholz, eds., Queens & Power in Medieval and Early Modern England,” The Sixteenth Century
	Journal, 40(2009), 1347-8.
“Jayne Elisabeth Archer, Elizabeth Goldring, and Sarah Knight, eds. The Progresses, Pageants, and Entertainments of Queen
Elizabeth I.” The Sixteenth Century Journal,40(2009), 583-4.
“Stephen Alford, Burghley: William Cecil at the Court of        Elizabeth I.” History: Reviews of New Books, 37(2008), 24.
     “Susan Doran, Mary Queen of Scots: An Illustrated Life.” The 	Sixteenth Century Journal, 39(2008), 289-90.
“Louis Montrose, The Subject of Elizabeth, Authority, Gender and 
	Representation,” Renaissance Quarterly, 60(2007), 285-6.
“Siegfried Wenzel, ed., Latin Sermon Collections from Later             Medieval England: Orthodox Preaching in the Age of Wyclif,”
	Religious Studies Review, 32(2006), 269.
“Arthur F. Marotti, Religious Ideology & Cultural Fantasy:        Catholic and Anti-Catholic Discourses in Early Modern        England.” Religious Studies Review, 32(2006), 129.
“Susannah Brietz Monta, Martyrdom and Literature in Early Modern
      England.” Religious Studies Review, 32(2006), 129.	
“Theresa Coletti, Mary Magdalene and the Drama of Saints:        Theater,Gender, and Religion in Late Medieval England.”
	Religious Studies Review, 32(2006), 128.
“Natalie Mears, “Queenship and Political Discourse in the              	Elizabethan Realms,” Renaissance Quarterly, 59(2006), 942-4.
“Amy Froide, Never Married: Singlewomen in Early Modern England,”
	Renaissance Quarterly, 59(2006), 622-23.
“Shannon McSheffrey and Norman Tanner, eds., Lollards of
Coventry, 1486-1522.” Religious Studies Review, 31(2005), 
	101.
“W. Ian Hazlett, The Reformation in Britain and Ireland: An Introduction.” Religious Studies Review, 31(2005), 101.
“Clare Kellar, Scotland, England, and the Reformation, 1534-
	1561.” Religious Studies Review, 31(2005), 101-2.
     “Eric Ives, The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn: ‘The Most Happy.’” American Historical Review, 110(2005), 858.
“Kimberly Schutte, A Biography of Margaret Douglas, Countess of
	Lennox (1515-1578): Niece of Henry VIII and Mother-in-Law
	of Mary, Queen of Scots.” Albion, 36(2004), 296-7.
“Alec Ryrie, The Gospel and Henry VIII: Evangelicals in the Early
English Reformation.” Religious Studies Review, 30(2004), 324.
“Peter Marshall, Reformation England, 1480-1642.” Religious Studies Review, 30(2004), 324.
“Christine Peters, Patterns of Piety: Women, Gender and Religion
in Late Medieval and Reformation England.” Religious Studies Review, 30(2004), 214.
“Felicity Heal, Reformation in Britain and Ireland,” Religious
	Studies Review. 30(2004), 214.
“Julian Yates, Error, Misuse, Failure.” Religious Studies Review        (30), 214.
“William R. Cooper, The Wycliffe New Testament, 1388: An Edition
in Modern Spelling with an Introduction, the Original Prologues and the Epistle to the Laodiceans.” Religious Studies Review, 30(2004), 212.
“Hazel Pierce, “Margaret Pole, Countess of Salisbury, 1473-1541.”
	Renaissance Quarterly, 57(2004), 1111-12.

“Susan Wabuda, Preaching During the English Reformation.” 	
	Religious Studies Review, 30(2004), 77.
“Ethan N. Shagan, Popular Politics and the English Reformation.”
Religious Studies Review, Religious Studies Review, 30(2004): 77-8.
“Thomas Cogswell, Richard Cust, and Peter Lake, eds., Politics,        Religion and Popularity: Essays in Honour of Conrad        Russell.” Religious Studies Review, 30, 78.
“Sarah M. Dunnigan, Eros and Poetry at the Courts of Mary Queen          of Scots and James VI.” Clio: A Journal of Literature,        History and the Philosophy of History, 33(2004): 83-8.	“David Loades, Elizabeth I.” American Historical Review, 	
	109(2004): 605-6.
“Peter Marshall and Alex Ryrie, eds., The Beginnings of English
Protestantism.” Religious Studies Review, 29(2003), 379.
“Cameron A. MacKenzie, The Battle for the Bible in England.” 
	Religious Studies Review, 29(2003): 379-80.
“Rory McEntegart, Henry VIII, The League of Schmalkalden and the 
English Reformation.” Religious Studies Review, 29(2003): 305-6.
“Norman Jones, The English Reformation: Religion and Cultural Adaptation.” Religious Studies Review, 29(2003): 305.
“Carole Levin, The Reign of Elizabeth I.” Renaissance Quarterly
	56(2003: 536-8.
“John Craig, Reformation, Politics and Polemics: The Growth of
	Protestantism in East Anglican Market Towns, 1500-1610.” 	
	Religious Studies Review, 29(2003): 100.
“Thomas F. Mayer, Reginald Pole: Prince and Prophet.” Religious
	Studies Review, 28(2002): 382.
“Eamon Duffy, The Voices of Morebath: Reformation & Rebellion
in an English Village.” Religious Studies Review, 28(2002): 382.
“Michael O’Connell, The Idolatrous Eye: Iconoclasm and Theater
in Early-Modern England.” Religious Studies Review, 28(2002): 283.	
“Ashley Null, Thomas Cranmer’s Doctrine of Repentance.” Religious
	Studies Review, 28(2002): 283.
“Paul F. M. Zahl, Five Women of the English Reformation.” 			Religious Studies Review, 28(2002: 283.	
“Gordon Mursell, English Spirituality from the Earliest Times to
	1700.” Religious Studies Review, 28(2002: 283-4.
“Marcus Merriman, The Rough Wooings: Mary Queen of Scots, 1542-		1551.” Albion, 34(2002): 299-300.
“Lucy E. C. Wooding, Rethinking Catholicism in Reformation 			England.” Religious Studies Review, 28(2002): 175.
“Michael Haren, Sin and Society in Fourteenth-Century: A Study
	of the Memoriale Presbiterum.” Religious Studies Review,
	28(2002): 174.
“Lawrence Normand and Gareth Roberts, eds., Witchcraft in Early 		Modern Scotland, James VI’s Demonology and the North Berwick
	Witches.” Renaissance Quarterly, 55(2002): 547-8.
“Leah S. Marcus, Janet Mueller, and Mary Beth Rose, eds., 	Elizabeth I: Collected Works.” Religious Studies Review,(2001): 423.
“Katherine L. French, The People of the Parish: Community Life
	in a Late Medieval English Diocese.” Religious Studies			Review, 27(2001): 422.
“Helen L. Parish, Clerical Marriage and the English Reformation: 
	Precedent, Policy and Practice.” Religious Studies Review,
	27(2001): 422.
“David J. F. Crouch, Piety, Fraternity and Power: Religious Gilds
in Late Medieval Yorkshire, 1389-1547.” Religious Studies Review, 27(2001), 422.

“John Guy, Thomas More.” Religious Studies Review, 27(2001):
	302. 
“Rosalind K. Marshall, John Knox.” Religious Studies Review, 27(200l): 303.
“A. N. McLaren, Political Culture in the Reign of Elizabeth I: Queen and Commonwealth, 1558-1585.” American Historical Review, 106(2001): 637-8.
"Mary Hill Cole, The Portable Queen:  Elizabeth I and the
	Politics of Ceremony." Renaissance Quarterly, 54(2001):
	625-6.
“Deborah E. Harkness, John Dee’s Conversations with Angels: Cabala, Alchemy, and the End of Nature.” Religious Studies Review, 27(2001): 182.
"Maria Dowling, Fishers of Men:  A Life of John Fisher, 1469-
	1535.”  Religious Studies Review, 27(2001): 82.
"Juan Luis Vives, The Education of A Christian Woman:  A 
	Sixteenth-Century Manual, ed. Charles Fantazzi." Religious
	Studies Review, 27(2001): 82.
"Muriel McClendon, The Quiet Reformation:  Magistrates and the		Emergence of Protestantism in Tudor Norwich." Religious
	Studies Review, 26(2000): 389.
“Dan G. Danner, Pilgrimage to Puritanism: History and Theology of the Marian Exiles at Geneva, 1555-1560.” Religious Studies Review, 26(2000): 389.
"C. Frederick Barbee and Paul F. M. Zahl, The Collects of Thomas 	Cranmer." Religious Studies Review, 26(2000): 389-90.
"Diana O'Hara, Courtship and Constraint:  Rethinking the Making
	of Marriage in Tudor England." H-Albion@-net.msu.edu,
	August, 2000.
"Tim Stretton, Women Waging Law in Elizabeth England." The			Sixteenth Century Journal, 31(2000): 181-3.
"Theodore K. Rabb, Jacobean Gentleman:  Sir Edwin Sandys, 1561-		1629." Religious Studies Review, 26(2000): 94.
"Ralph Houlbrooke, Death, Religion and the Family in England,		1480-1750." Religious Studies Review, 26(2000): 94.
"Sara Mendelson and Patricia Crawford, Women in Early Modern
	England, 1550-1720." Albion, 31(1999): 469-70.
"John D. Long, The Bible in English: John Wycliffe and William		Tyndale." Religious Studies Review, 25(1999): 432-3.
“John H. Primus, Richard Greenham:  The Portrait of An Elizabethan Pastor." Religious Studies Review, 25(1999): 307.
"Peter E. McCullough, Sermons at Court:  Politics and Religion		in Elizabethan and Jacobean Preaching." Religious Studies		Review, 25(1999): 307.
"Caroline Litzenberger, The English Reformation and the Laity:		Gloucestershire, 1540-1580." Religious Studies Review, 25
	1999): 201.
"C. J. Clement, Religious Radicalism in England, 1535-1565." 		Religious Studies Review, 25(1999): 201.
"R. T. Kendall, Calvin and English Calvinism to 1649." Religious		Studies Review, 25(1999): 201-2.
"Ben Lowe, Imagining Peace:  A History of Early Pacifist Ideas."  	Religious Studies Review, 25(1999): 201.
"Erroll F. Rhodes and Liana Lupas, eds., The Translators to the		Reader." Religious Studies Review, 25(1999): 201.
"Katherine Acheson, ed., The Diary of Anne Clifford, 1616-1619:		A Critical Edition." Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval
	and Renaissance Association, 16-17(1995-96): 203-5.
"David Loades, ed., John Foxe and the English Reformation."
	Religious Studies Review, 24(1998): 311-12.
"Richard A. Muller and John L. Thompson, eds., Biblical 			Interpretation in the Era of the Reformation:  Essays 			Presented to David C. Steinmetz in Honor of his Sixtieth		Birthday." Religious Studies Review, 24(1998): 111.
"Elaine V. Beilin, The Examinations of Anne Askew." Religious		Studies Review, 24(1998): 111-12.
"Andrew Pettegree, Marian Protestantism:  Six Studies." Religious 	Studies Review, 24(1998): 112.
"Sharon L. Jansen, Dangerous Talk and Strange Behavior:  Women		and Popular Resistance to the Reforms of Henry VIII." 			Religious Studies Review, 24(1998): 112.
"Thomas M. McCoog, The Reckoned Expense, Edmond Campion and the 	Early Jesuits:  Essays in Celebration of the First Centenary of Campion Hall, Oxford." Religious Studies Review, 23	(1997): 309.
"Diarmaid MacCulloch, Thomas Cranmer:  A Life." Religious Studies 	Review, 23(1997): 309.
"David Akers and Lynn Staley, The Powers of the Holy:  Religion,		Politics and Gender in Late Medieval English Culture." 		Religious Studies Review, 23(1997): 308.
"Rosalynn Voaden, ed., Prophets Abroad:  The Reception of			Continental Holy Women in Late-Medieval England." Religious		Studies Review, 23(1997): 308.
"Anthony Fletcher, Gender, Sex, and Subordination in England,		l500-l800." History of Education Quarterly, 37-2(1997): 		223-4.
"Peter Iver Kaufman, Prayer, Despair and Drama:  Elizabethan 		Introspection." Religious Studies Review, 23(1997): 191.
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