101. Marmarduke Tunstall (1743-1790) Marmaduke Tunstall Was A Direct Born in 1743, he was originally called Marmaduke Constable, his father CuthbertTunstall having changed his name on succeeding to the estate of Burton http://www.nhsn.ncl.ac.uk/hist3.htm

Marmarduke Tunstall (1743-1790) Marmaduke Tunstall was a direct descendant of Sir Thomas Tunstall of Thurland Castle, Lancashire, and the Wycliffes of Wycliffe on Tees in Richmondshire, who could trace their descent back to the time of Edward I. Born in 1743, he was originally called Marmaduke Constable, his father Cuthbert Tunstall having changed his name on succeeding to the estate of Burton Constable. His mother raised him, after the death of his father when he was only four years old, and he was eventually sent to a college at Douai in France. After finishing his education he lived in Welbeck Street, London. Marmaduke Constable's uncle, Marmaduke Tunstall, who died a bachelor aged 89 in 1760, left him his estates but in order to inherit he had to resume the family name of Tunstall. He was only seventeen years old when he inherited his uncle's estate at Wycliffe but continued to live in London. In London he developed a taste for literature and began to collect antiquities and natural history specimens, which formed the foundation of his museum. At this time he cultivated the friendship of Thomas Pennant, George Latham and other well-known naturalists and corresponded with Linnaeus.

102. Destins - Biographies - Tholozan à Tyard tunstall est chargé de plusieurs missions, dont une aux Pays-Bas, http://j_mirou.club.fr/t3.htm

T Tholozan Thou Tiraqueau Titon ... Tyard MENU THOLOZAN ACCUEIL SOURCE THOU , Jacques Auguste de. De Thou ACCUEIL SOURCE TIRAQUEAU ACCUEIL SOURCES TITON DU TILLET Evrard. Né en 1677 à Paris. Ecrivain. Entré très tôt dans l'armée, Titon du Tillet est par la suite maître d'hôtel chez la duchesse de Bourgogne, puis commissaire des guerres. Il consacre ses loisirs aux lettres et aux arts et reçoit les célébrités de son temps ; il fait frapper une série de médailles sur lesquelles figurent Louis XIV en compagnie des artistes qui ont peuplé son règne ; et surtout, il rédige une série de biographies sur les artistes du présent et du passé. Titon du Tillet meurt en 1762. Son œuvre majeure est le Parnasse François (1732), description de vies d'artistes célèbres. ACCUEIL SOURCE TORY Geoffroy. Né vers 1480 à Bourges (Cher) Imprimeur. Formé à Bourges puis en Italie (Rome, Bologne), Tory enseigne la philosophie et la littérature à Paris. Libraire, imprimeur du roi, il se consacre à une réforme de la typographie et fait de nombreuses propositions pour l'orthographe et la grammaire du français. Il édite, en 1512, le De re aedificatoria d' Alberti , livre d'architecture de référence. En tant que graveur, il exécute des lettrines, des vignettes, des caractères, pour ses éditions et celles de Colines et de Robert

103. Henry VIII & League Schmalkalden, 0861932552, £50.00/$90.00, 254pp, 2002 and Thomas Cranmer, while religiously conservative figures such as CuthbertTunstall, John Stokesley and Stephen Gardiner sought to limit such contacts. http://www.boydell.co.uk/61932552.HTM

Search You do not have a java enabled browser - click here for alternative menus Henry VIII, the League of Schmalkalden, and the English Reformation Rory McEntegart DETAILS 254 pages Size: 23 x 15 cm ISBN: 0861932552 Binding: Hardback First published: 2002 Price: 90.00 USD / 50.00 GBP Imprint: Royal Historical Society Series: Royal Historical Society Studies in History New Series Subject: Modern History BIC class: HBCL STATUS: Out of stock Details updated on 06/09/2005 Contents The Emergence of Anglo-Schmalkaldic relations, 1531-1534 Bishop Foxe's Embassy to the League, 1535-1536 The Schmalkaldic Embassy to England, 1537-1538 Conservative Resistance and Reaction, 1538-1539 Evangelical Triumph and Disaster, 1539-1540 Diplomatic Standstill and Stagnation, 1540-1547 Reviews Provides valuable new insight into the origins of the Act of Six article, the beliefs of Henry VIII, and the fall of Thomas Cromwell, and it convincingly reinstates the importance of religioun in the political history of the English Reformation. AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW [Claire Cross] In presenting the religious factions that battled unsuccessfully for the king's heart and mind, McEntegart has convincingly reinterpreted the religious politics of late Henrician England. CHOICE Excellently researched and written. ARCHIVE FOR REFORMATION HISTORY [The author's interpretation] is lucid and convincing and will form part of a much needed reevaluation of Henry VIII as simply a "Catholic without the pope." H-NET An indispensable work of reference as well as of interpretation... A significant book. ALBION

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