History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, Volume 2

Longmans, Green, 1872 - 655 páginas

CHAPTER	1

The Popes Promises	2

English Embassy at Paris	9

Indignation of the Cardinals	16

The English Embassy is recalled	22

Schemes for a Holy	23

The Pope arrives at Marseilles	29

The Appeal is rejected	36

The Anabaptist Martyrs	257

They hear that they will be required to acknowledge	262

Fisher nominated a Cardinal	264

The Priors Resolution	268

The Firstfruits of the Suppression	269

Substance of the Indictment	270

Effect of the Executions in Europe	277

Letter of Cromwell to Sir Gregory Cassalis	283

Presentation of the Report in Parliament	63

Mission of the Bishop of Hereford	78

The Parliament of Pomfret	82

Attainder of the Nun and her Accomplices	97

CHAPTER VIII	124

Perplexity of English Statesmen	131

Division of the Country	137

English and Irish Estimates of Anarchy	143

Deputation of the Earl of Surrey	151

Deputation of Lord Ormond	155

Deputation and Disgrace of the Earl of Kildare	161

The Irish declare for the Pope	167

Pillage and Massacre	173

Second Siege of that City	180

Illness of Skeffington	187

Siege of Maynooth	193

Fitzgerald is executed	200

THE CATHOLIC MARTYRS	201

Different Opinions of the Reformers	204

Consent to the Royal Supremacy required of all Sub	219

England and the Lutherans	226

Letter of Thomas Dorset	240

Resistance of the Clergy to the Royal Injunctions	245

Causes of Popular Disaffection	247

He is tried with Three other Monks and condemned	251

Intrigues of Francis in Germany	290

CHAPTER XI	298

Original Character of Monasticism	299

The Visitation of Archbishop Warham	309

Desire of Monks to be released from their Vows	324

Last Days of Queen Catherine	351

Secret Investigation by a Committee of the Privy	359

Cranmer writes to the King	367

The Statute of Uses	375

Preparations for the Trial	377

The Court opens for the Trial of the Four Commoners	386

Mysterious Acknowledgment made by her to Cranmer	395

Lord Thomas Howard and Lady Margaret Douglas	401

The Speech digested into a Statute	407

CHAPTER XII	416

Persecution of Protestants in France	420

The French occupy Piedmont	429

His Opinion is required on the Supremacy of the Crown	440

Spirit of the Clergy	478

Conduct of the Monastic Commissioners	505

Procession of the Commons at Louth	512

Robert Aske in Lincolnshire	534

The Rendezvous at Weighton	543

Dedicatory Epistle of Coverdale	615

Título	History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, Volume 2 History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, James Anthony Froude
Autor	James Anthony Froude
Editora	Longmans, Green, 1872
Original de	Biblioteca Santa Scholastica
Digitalizado	14 Dez 2018
Número de páginas	655 páginas

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