For the Reformation Period: Documentary: Notices in Letters and Papers, Henry VIII., ed. J. S. Brewer, J. Gairdner, R. H. Brodie, Record Publ. (19 vols., 1862-1905), and _Calendars of State Papers_ for Henry VIII., Edward VI., ed. R. Lemon (1856) and M. A. Green (1870), for Mary, ed. Lemon (1856), Record Publ., and for Elizabeth, Hatfield MSS., Hist. MSS. Comm.; _Acts of the Privy Council_, ed. J. R. Dasent (1890), in progress; _Records of the Reformation_, ed. N. Pocock (2 vols., Oxford, 1870); E. Cardwell, _Documentary Annals_ (Oxford, 1839); _Original Letters_, ed. H. Ellis (11 vols., 1824-1846); _Zurich Letters_ (2 vols.), _Original Letters_ (2 vols.), ed. Robinson (1842-1847); Latimer's _Sermons_ (1844), and _Archbishop Parker's Correspondence_, ed. J. Bruce and T. T. Perowne, all Parker Soc. Publ., Cambridge; see also _General Index to Parker Soc.'s Publ._ (1855); R. Pole (Cardinal), _Epistolae_, ed. Quirini (5 vols., Brescia, 1744-1757); G. W. Prothero, _Select Statutes_, &c.; _Elizabeth and James I._ (3rd ed., Oxford, 1906). Supplementary: Strype, _Ecclesiastical Memorials_ (6 vols., 1513-1556); _Annals_ (Elizabeth) (7 vols.); _Memorials of Cranmer_ (2 vols.); _Lives_ of Parker (3 vols.), Grindal, Whitgift (3 vols.), all with a large repertory of documents, also of Cheke, T. Smith and Aylmer (all Oxford, 1820-1824); Burnet, _History of the Reformation_, ed. N. Pocock (7 vols., Oxford, 1865), with many documents. Chronicles and early Histories: W. Camden, _Annales_ (Elizabeth), ed. T. Hearne (3 vols., 1717); _Chronicle of Queen Jane and Queen Mary_, ed. J. G. Nichols (Camden Soc., 1850); E. Hall, _Chronicle_ (Henry VIII.), ed. C. Whibley (2 vols., London, 1904); N. Harpsfield, _Treatise on the Pretended Divorce of Henry VIII._, ed. N. Pocock (Camden Soc., 1878); J. Foxe, _Acts and Monuments_ (often called "The Book of Martyrs"), ed. S. R. Cattley and G. Townsend (a book with many facts industriously gathered, many documents and some errors) (8 vols., London, 1843-1849); H. Machyn, _Diary_ (1550-1563), and _Narratives of the Reformation_, both ed. J. G. Nichols (Camden Soc., 1854, 1859); W. Roper, _The Life of Sir Thomas More_, ed. S. Singer (1817), and other editions, a beautiful book by More's son-in-law; N. Sander, _De origins ac progressu schismatis Anglicani_, continued by E. Rishton (Rome, 1586), translated by D. Lewis (London, 1877) (Sander was a Roman Catholic priest who wrote in 1576; his language is violent but the narrative generally trustworthy); _The Presbyterian Movement in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth_, ed. R. G. Usher (R. Hist. Soc., 1905). Modern histories: J. H. Blunt, _History of the English Reformation_ (London, 1878), a careful work, though of no great historical importance; T. E. Bridgett, _Life of Blessed John Fisher_ (London, 1888); R. W. Dixon, _History of the Church of England from the