"The Manner of the Triumph of Calais and Bullaine, and the Noble Triumphal Coronation of Queen Anne, Wife of His Most Majestic King Henry VIII" is a poetic work of Early English Literature written by a 16th-century English poet and playwright. The book reflects the triumphant commemoration of the events associated with the victory of the English troops in France during the Armistice War. The author impressively describes the events that preceded the momentous moment of the coronation of Queen Anne, wife of King Henry VIII. The combination of historical facts with poetic imagery makes this book an interesting and valuable source for studying the history and culture of the period.