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The Works of Henry VIII

Poems and Songs
Pastime With Good Company
Whereto should I express
Whoso that will for grace sue
Green Groweth the Holly
Though That Men Do Call It Dotage
Though some Saith that Youth Ruleth Me
If Love Now Reigned, As It Hath Been
Lusty Youth Should Us Ensue
The Time of Youth is to be Spent
Alas, what shall I do for love?
Oh my heart
Alac! Alac! What shall I do?
Who so that will all feats obtain
Departure is my chief pain
Without discord
Poems of Questionable Attribution
Let not us that young men be
Letters
To Cardinal Wolsey [1515]
To Cardinal Wolsey [1527?]
To Anne Boleyn [1527?]
Another to Anne Boleyn [1527?]
Another to Anne Boleyn [1527?]
Another to Anne Boleyn [1527?]
To Anne Boleyn [1533]
Speeches
Speech to Parliament, 24 December 1545
Prose
Excerpt from "Defense of the Seven Sacraments"

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