Katherine Parr
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's interventions in national and ecclesiastical history in the earlier sixteenth century, at the time of the Reformation (which were more far-reaching than has often been recognised), rested on her skill in writing and her faith in the educational power of reading. She produced (besides letters) religious writings: prayers and meditations.
- BirthName: Katherine ParrThis is sometimes spelled Katharine: by the FC among others. A recent feminist biographer, , calls her subject Kateryn, following her own spelling.
- Married: Borough; NevilleLady Latimer
- Pseudonym: K. P.'s birth initials continued to be part of her signature after she became queen.
- Royal: Queen Katherine
- Titled: NevilleLady Latimer