A Reconsideration of the English Sources of La coronación de la señora Gracisla by Joseph J. Gwara

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Kings of England as Absolute Monarchs. Henry VIII’s Reformation by Montserrat Jiménez Sureda

“…This article describes the assumption of the full concept of authority both in civil and in religious matters by the king Henry VIII of England. It bases the legitimacy of this appropiation on the precedent of the imperial pagan Rome and describes the action of the powers involved in the process: the king himself, the Parliament, the ecclesiastics and some intellectuals. …”
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The King, the Cardinal-Legate, and the Field of Cloth of Gold by Glenn Richardson

“…<p>The Field of Cloth of Gold was a meeting in June 1520 between King Francis I of France and King Henry VIII of England. They met to affirm a treaty of peace and alliance between them, which was itself the centre of an international peace between most European princes. …”
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Women issues between heritage and reality in civilizations by Al Shaimaa Ibrahim

“…The noble nobleman had the right to enjoy a woman The King of England, Henry VIII of England, passed a decree forbidding women to read the New Testament book, that is, it is forbidden to read the Gospels and the Books of the Apostles of Christ Arab women in ignorance: - The Arab women in the Jahiliyyah suffered from abuse and inferiority, and were given no rights, neither in the dowry nor in the inheritance. …”
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