Royal Journeys in Early Modern Europe: Progresses, Palaces and Panache (Routledge Research in Early Modern History)

Cover\nHalf Title\nSeries\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nList of Figures\nList of Abbreviations\nList of Contributors\nReconstructing Royal Journeys in Early Modern Europe\nRoyal Itineraries\n	1 The Court on the Move: Problems and Perspectives\n	2 Progresses and Personal Monarchy in the Reign of Henry VIII\n	3 The French Kings on the Road: The Court’s Journeys in Renaissance France\nThe Logistics of Progresses\n	4 Preparing to Progress: The Great Wardrobe and the Royal Progresses of Henry VIII\n	5 On Display: The Role of Clothing and Livery on Henry VIII’s Progresses\n	6 Monastic Lodgings: Housing the King Before and After the Reformation\n	7 Anne of Cleves: Bound for England\nThe Spectacle and Symbolism of Progresses\n	8 Travelling Grooms: A Royal Progress or A Wedding Journey?\n	9 ‘Pleasaunt Pastime’ or Drunken Diplomacy? Ladies and Gentlewomen at the Field of Cloth of Gold\n	10 Magnificence on the Move\nThe Political Culture of Progresses\n	11 Justice on Progress in Early Tudor England\n	12 Palaces, Progresses, Panache and Pictures: The Field of Cloth of Gold and Tudor History Painting\n	13 Performing Power and Theatricalisation at the Field of Cloth of Gold\n	14 ‘These Princes were Mortal and Mutable’: Context and Consequences of the Field of Cloth of Gold\nIndex