History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, Band 2Longmans, Green, 1872 |
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... head to his shoulders , after the Italian fashion , and said that because he was as then fully ready to go into the consistory , he would not tarry to hear or see the said writings , but willed me to come at afternoon . ' The afternoon ...
... head to his shoulders , after the Italian fashion , and said that because he was as then fully ready to go into the consistory , he would not tarry to hear or see the said writings , but willed me to come at afternoon . ' The afternoon ...
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... heads of colleges sought out heretics with the help of astrology ; Anne Boleyn blessed a basin of rings , her royal fingers pouring such virtue into the metal that no disorder could resist it ; 1 Wolsey had a magic crys- tal ; and ...
... heads of colleges sought out heretics with the help of astrology ; Anne Boleyn blessed a basin of rings , her royal fingers pouring such virtue into the metal that no disorder could resist it ; 1 Wolsey had a magic crys- tal ; and ...
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... heads would undoubtedly have been against a separation from Rome . But The clergy professed to approve the acts of the Go- vernment , but it was for the most part with 82 [ CH . 7 . REIGN OF HENRY THE EIGHTH . Meeting of Parliament ...
... heads would undoubtedly have been against a separation from Rome . But The clergy professed to approve the acts of the Go- vernment , but it was for the most part with 82 [ CH . 7 . REIGN OF HENRY THE EIGHTH . Meeting of Parliament ...
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... Head sent ( ibid . ) , and is subsequently of the English Church , according to alluded to in the 10th of the 28th of the title which had been given him Henry VIII . , as well as in a Royal by Convocation . ( King's Procla- Proclamation ...
... Head sent ( ibid . ) , and is subsequently of the English Church , according to alluded to in the 10th of the 28th of the title which had been given him Henry VIII . , as well as in a Royal by Convocation . ( King's Procla- Proclamation ...
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... heads of colleges , swore 1 with scarcely an exception , -the nation seemed to unite in an unanimous declaration of freedom . In one quar- ter only , and that a very painful one , was there refusal . It was found solely among the ...
... heads of colleges , swore 1 with scarcely an exception , -the nation seemed to unite in an unanimous declaration of freedom . In one quar- ter only , and that a very painful one , was there refusal . It was found solely among the ...
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Act of Attainder allegiance Anne Boleyn Archbishop army Bishop of Rochester Bishop of Rome brother Cassalis castle Catherine Catholic cause Church clergy confession consent council Cromwell Crown danger death declared deputy desired divers Dublin Duke Earl of Desmond Earl of Kildare Emperor enemies English faith Father favour Fisher Fitzgerald Francis French friars friends Geraldines Government hath Henry VIII Henry's holy honour Ibid insurrection Ireland Irish King of England King's Grace King's Highness Lady land Latimer letter lish Lord Majesty marriage matter Monasteries monks More's never noble Nun of Kent oath obedience offence opinion Ormond Papal Papers pardon Parliament passed persons Pope prince Princess prisoners promise Queen realm rebellion Reformation refused Rolls House sent sentence Sir Thomas Sir William Sir William Brereton Skeffington statute subjects suffer sword thereof things tion Tower traitor treason trust unto Wolsey words wrote