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CONTENTS.
| Page | |
| Presentation of the Report in Parliament | 331 |
| Substance of its Contents | 332 |
| Debate in the House | 333 |
| Different Opinions of the Reformers | 335 |
| Theory of the Duties of Property | 336 |
| Acts of Dissolution | 338 |
| Conduct of the Bishops | 341 |
| Letter of Thomas Dorset | 343 |
| State of London | 343 |
| The Firstfruits of the Suppression | 344 |
| Favour shown to the Universities | 346 |
| Dissolution of Parliament | 347 |
| Summary of its Labours | 348 |
| CHAPTER XI. | |
| TRIAL AND DEATH OF ANNE BOLEYN. | |
| Last Days of Queen Catherine | 351 |
| Effects of her Death upon the King | 352 |
| Guilt or Innocence of Anne Boleyn | 354 |
| Nature of the Question | 355 |
| Conduct of Anne since her Marriage | 356 |
| Secret Investigation by a Committee of the Privy Council | 359 |
| Writs issued for a new Parliament | 360 |
| Arrest of the Queen | 361 |
| Examination of Norris, Weston, and Smeton | 362 |
| The Queen committed to the Tower | 363 |
| Reported Conversations | 364 |
| Cranmer writes to the King | 367 |
| Cranmer sent for to the Star Chamber | 370 |
| Postscript to his Letter | 370 |
| The Queen asserts her Innocence | 373 |
