WolseyDuckworth, 1935 - 136 pages |
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Page 53
... persuaded Henry to refuse his Legate , Cardinal Campeggio , admission into England unless he was granted a Legateship himself . There was ample precedent for refusing Cam- peggio admission to the realm of England , where it was the rule ...
... persuaded Henry to refuse his Legate , Cardinal Campeggio , admission into England unless he was granted a Legateship himself . There was ample precedent for refusing Cam- peggio admission to the realm of England , where it was the rule ...
Page 58
... of Canterbury thrown into the shade . For whenever Wolsey went in state , he was preceded by two crosses , an Arch- bishop's and a Cardinal's . A fortnight after the arrival of the hat he had persuaded Henry to dis- 58 WOLSEY.
... of Canterbury thrown into the shade . For whenever Wolsey went in state , he was preceded by two crosses , an Arch- bishop's and a Cardinal's . A fortnight after the arrival of the hat he had persuaded Henry to dis- 58 WOLSEY.
Page 104
... persuaded the King that Wolsey was on the side of the Pope . The time had come when Wolsey would have to make a choice between his two masters - the King and the Pope ; and there can be little doubt which he would have chosen , on ...
... persuaded the King that Wolsey was on the side of the Pope . The time had come when Wolsey would have to make a choice between his two masters - the King and the Pope ; and there can be little doubt which he would have chosen , on ...
Contents
The Early Years page | 9 |
The Rise to Power | 31 |
The Administration of a King | 57 |
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