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CT Radiogenomic Characterization of the Alternative Lengthening of Telomeres Phenotype in Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumors by McGovern, Jonathan M, Singhi, Aatur D, Borhani, Amir A, Furlan, Alessandro, McGrath, Kevin M, Zeh, 3rd, Herbert J, Bahary, Nathan, Dasyam, Anil K

“…The objective of this study was to identify imaging characteristics in patients with known pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (PanNETs) that predict the…”
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The official career of Sir Christopher Hales, attorney general and master of the rolls under Henry VIII by McGovern, Jonathan

“…Abstract This article is the first study of the official career of Sir Christopher Hales. It casts new light on the workload and responsibilities of an early…”
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NOTE AND DOCUMENT by Mcgovern, Jonathan

“…This article revisits the year book report of Pilkington's Case (1455), a much‐used source of information about Lancastrian parliamentary procedure. It shows…”
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NOTE AND DOCUMENT: Parliamentary Procedure in the Reign of Henry VI: New Light on Pilkington's Case (1455) by Mcgovern, Jonathan

“…Abstract This article revisits the year book report of Pilkington's Case (1455), a much‐used source of information about Lancastrian parliamentary procedure…”
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An Early English Example of the ‘Kings are Gods’ Argument by McGovern, Jonathan

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Sir Peter Carew as the Author of A Copye of a Letter (1549) Concerning the Western Rebellion by McGovern, Jonathan

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Unpaid Debts to London Booksellers: John Harrison the Elder’s Lawsuit against Two Chapmen in 1585 by McGovern, Jonathan

“…Abstract This article presents a transcript of a recently discovered booklist from a 1585 lawsuit at the Court of Common Pleas. This list describes a large…”
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Sir David Owen as Knight of the Shire for Sussex in 1523 by Mcgovern, Jonathan

“…Mcgovern discusses Sir David Owen as Knight of the Shire for Sussex in 1523. The Parliament which convened in 1523 is famous for the bitter debates which…”
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Three Tudor Tongue-Twisters by Mcgovern, Jonathan

“…Mcgovern asserts that tongue-twisters are one of the great international folk traditions. They are hard to pronounce because they disrupt the coordination of…”
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The Origin of the Phrase ‘Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest?’ by McGovern, Jonathan

“…McGovern focuses on the origin of the phrase, "Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest. As far as a large proportion of the history-reading public is…”
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The development of the privy council oath in Tudor England by McGovern, Jonathan

“…Abstract From the early thirteenth century to the present day, privy councillors have been required to swear an oath of office. This article demonstrates that…”
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Allegory as Counsel: “The Garden Plot” and the Anjou Marriage Negotiations of Queen Elizabeth I by McGovern, Jonathan

“…This article is the first sustained analysis of a half-forgotten Elizabethan poem entitled “The Garden Plot.” This allegorical poem, set in a flower garden,…”
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The Presentation of the Speaker of the Commons in Tudor Parliaments: Pageantry, Persuasion and Management by McGovern, Jonathan

“…This article analyses the presentation of the Commons’ Speaker in the Tudor age. It traces the medieval origins of this ceremony, arguing that it served not…”
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Was Elizabethan England really a monarchical republic? by McGovern, Jonathan

“…For over thirty years, historians have argued that Elizabethan England was a ‘monarchical republic’. While the phrase was popularized by Patrick Collinson, it…”
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A New Source Related to Balladry in the Pilgrimage of Grace (1536–37) by McGovern, Jonathan

“…This note presents a deposition from the time of Henry VIII found among the papers of the scholar and forger John Payne Collier. It illustrates the extent of…”
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A Herald’s Account of Mary I’s Oration at the Guildhall (1 February 1554) by McGovern, Jonathan

“…During Sir Thomas Wyatt's rebellion in 1554, Queen Mary I famously delivered an oration at the Guildhall in London to raise support among the citizens. In his…”
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The political sermons of Lancelot Andrewes by McGovern, Jonathan

“…The political sermons of Lancelot Andrewes, delivered between 1607 and 1622 on the anniversaries of the Gowrie and Gunpowder Plots, deserve more attention than…”
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Nicholas Udall as Author of a Manuscript Answer to the Rebels of Devonshire and Cornwall, 1549 by McGovern, Jonathan

“…McGovern examines the response of Nicholas Udall to the rebels of Devonshire and Cornwall in England as author of a manuscript in 1549. Among the Royal…”
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Communication and Counterinsurgency Under the Tudors, from the Lincolnshire Rebellion to the Northern Rising by McGovern, Jonathan

“…This thesis demonstrates that Tudor councillors and their clients raided the armoury of rhetoric to condemn sedition for over thirty years, using persuasive…”
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The Identity of Robert Parke, Translator of Juan Gonzáles de Mendoza’s Historia de China (1585, 1588) by McGovern, Jonathan

“…One of the earliest histories of China written by a European, Juan Gonzales de Mendoza's best-selling Historic de las cosas mas notables, ritos y costumbres…”
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