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CHAPTER IV REIGN OF HENRY VIII (continued) | ||
date | page | |
Murder of Hun | 1513 | 58 |
Case argued before the King—Henry's Speech on the Occasion | — | 59 |
Unpopularity of the Clergy—Henry's Divorce affords the immediate Occasion of the Breach with Rome | — | 60 |
Primâ facie Henry was right | — | 61 |
Different Views of the Papal Dispensation | — | 62 |
Character of Clement VII.—How Henry became a Reformer | — | 63 |
Rise of the Divorce Question—Parliament | 1529 | 64 |
Its important Acts—Henry's Proclamation | 1530 | 65 |
Submission of the Clergy | 1531 | 65 |
Important Acts—Limiting the Privilege of the Clergy | 1532 | 66 |
Petition of Convocation against the Annates—Complaint of the Commons against the Clergy | 1532 | 66 |
Petition of the Clergy against recent Acts—Surrender of Convocation | — | 67 |
Comments of Chapuys on the Work of the Session | — | 68 |
Bishop Stubbs's account of the Mediaeval Theory of Church and State | — | 69 |
Henry, Pope of England—Protest and Death of Archbishop Warham—Parliament not always submissive | — | 70 |
Statute of Appeals April 5th, |
1533 | 71 |
Convocation pronounces Katherine's Marriage null | — | 71 |
Coronation of Anne Boleyn, June 1st—Date of her Marriage | — | 72 |
Act for the Submission of the Clergy—Act against Payment of Annates—Act against Payment of Peter's Pence, &c.—The Supremacy Act | 1534 | 73 |
Convocation Petitions for a Translation of Scripture—The Archbishop changes his Title | — | 74 |
Act for the Oath to the Succession—Attainder of Fisher and More—Act of Supremacy | — | 75 |
Made Henry Pope | — | 77 |
Cromwell becomes Vicegerent—Fisher and More beheaded—Paul III. excommunicates Henry—First Visitation of the Monasteries | 1535 | 78 |
Act for Review of Ecclesiastical Laws—Act for Dissolving Smaller Religious Houses—Dissolution of Parliament of 1529—New Parliament and Convocation—Fall of Anne Boleyn | — | 78 |