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CONTENTS.
| Page | |
| Resistance of the Clergy to the Royal Injunctions | 245 |
| Necessity of enforcing the Treason Act | 246 |
| The Prior of the Charterhouse before the Council | 249 |
| He is tried with Three other Monks and condemned | 251 |
| They are executed in their Habits | 251 |
| Further Executions | 253 |
| The House remains refractory | 254 |
| They are crushed | 255 |
| The Court is ordered into Mourning | 255 |
| The Anabaptist Martyrs | 257 |
| Fisher and More | 258 |
| The Council call on them for their Submission | 261 |
| They refuse | 262 |
| Fisher nominated a Cardinal | 264 |
| He is brought to trial and sentenced | 266 |
| Execution of Fisher | 267 |
| Conduct of More in the Tower | 267 |
| True Bill found against him by the Grand Jury | 268 |
| His Trial at Westminster | 269 |
| Substance of the Indictment | 270 |
| He declines finally to submit | 271 |
| The Chancellor passes Sentence | 271 |
| He returns to the Tower | 272 |
| Margaret Roper | 272 |
| The Last Days | 274 |
| The First of July | 275 |
| The Scaffold | 275 |
| Effect of the Executions in Europe | 277 |
| General Displeasure | 278 |
| Remonstrances of Francis | 280 |
| Answer of the English Government | 281 |
| Letter of Cromwell to Sir Gregory Cassalis | 283 |
| The Pope's Reply to that Letter | 287 |
| Bull of Deposition | 288 |
| Intrigues of Francis in Germany | 290 |
