History of England, Nide 1

allowed annates Anne Boleyn answer apparitor appear Archbishop Archbishop of Canterbury Archbishop Warham authority benefices Bishop of Bayonne Bishop of Rochester bishops BURNET's Canterbury cardinals Cassalis Catherine Catholic cause Charles church Clement clergy Commons consent convocation council court Cromwell crown danger declared desired dispensation divers divorce duty ecclesiastical Elizabeth Barton emperor England English evil faith Father France French Grace hath Henry VIII Henry's heresy Holiness honour judgment justice king King of England king's labour land legate LEGRAND letter London Lord Majesty marriage matter ment nation ness noble Nun of Kent occasion offence opinion ordinaries papal Papers parliament party passed persons pope pope's present priests prince privy punishment quæ queen question quod realm reason reformation Rolls House Rome royal shillings Sir Thomas sovereign spiritual statute subjects temper things tion unto Warham whereof Wolsey Wolsey's words Сн