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14 <Metadata name="Title">Primary Sources: King Henry VIII has a jousting accident, 1524</Metadata>
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44 &lt;td valign=&quot;top&quot; width=&quot;48%&quot; bgcolor=&quot;#FFFFE8&quot;&gt;&lt;font size=&quot;2&quot;&gt;The account
45 at right &lt;/font&gt;&lt;font size=&quot;-1&quot;&gt;was written by George Cavendish, Cardinal Wolsey's gentleman-usher.&lt;/font&gt;&lt;p&gt;
46 &lt;font size=&quot;-1&quot;&gt;Henry VIII was a superb athlete but, as he grew older, his
47 prowess often came at the expense of his health.&amp;nbsp; Historians have
48 speculated that the injuries he suffered may have contributed to his
49 increasingly bad headaches (and correspondingly short temper.)&lt;/font&gt;&lt;/td&gt;
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52 &lt;p&gt;On 10 March the king, having a new armor made to his own design
53and fashion, such as no armorer before that time had seen, though to test
54the same at the tilt, and ordered a joust for the purpose.&amp;nbsp; The lord
55marquis of Dorset and the earl of Dorset and the earl of Surrey were appointed
56to be on foot: the king came to one end of the tilt and the duke of Suffolk
57to the other.&amp;nbsp; Then a gentleman said to the duke: 'Sir the king is
58come to the end of the tilt.'&amp;nbsp; 'I see him not,' said the duke, 'by
59my faith, for my headpiece blocks my sight.'&amp;nbsp; With these words, God
60knows by what chance, the king had his spear delivered to him by the lord
61Marquis, the visor of his headpiece being up and not down or fastened,
62so that his face as quite naked.&amp;nbsp; The gentleman said to the duke:
63'Sir the king is coming.' &lt;/p&gt;
64&lt;p&gt;Then the duke set forward and charged with his spear, and the king likewise
65unadvisedly set off towards the duke.&amp;nbsp; The people, seeing the king's
66face bare, cried hold, hold; the duke neither saw nor heard, and whether
67the king remembered his visor was up or not few could tell.&amp;nbsp; Alas,
68what sorrow was it to the people when they saw the splinters of duke's
69spear strike the king's headpiece.&amp;nbsp; For most certainly the duke struck
70the king on the brow right under the guard of the headpiece on the very
71skull cap or basinet piece to which the barbette is hinged for strength
72and safety, which skull cap or basinet no armorer takes heed of, for it
73is always covered by the visor, barbette and volant piece, and thus that
74piece is so protected that it takes no weight.&amp;nbsp; But when the spear
75landed on that place there was great danger of death since the face was
76bare, for the duke's spear broke into splinters and pushed the king's visor
77or barbette so far back with the counter blow that all the King's head
78piece was full of splinters.&amp;nbsp; The armorers were much blamed for this,
79and so was the lord marquise for delivering the spear blow when his face
80was open, but the king said that no one was to blame but himself, for he
81intended to have saved himself and his sight.
82&lt;p&gt;The duke immediately disarmed and came to the king, showing him the
83closeness of his sight, and he swore that he would never run against the
84king again.&amp;nbsp; But if the king had been even a little hurt, his servants
85would have put the duke in jeopardy.&amp;nbsp; Then the king called his armorers
86and put all his pieces of armor together and then took a spear and ran
87six courses very well, by which all men could see that he had taken no
88hurt, which was a great joy and comfort to all his subjects present.&lt;p align=&quot;center&quot;&gt; &amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;
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