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CONTENTS.
Change in the Queen's Prospects 526
Release of Elizabeth 528
Interview between the Sisters 529
Intended Abdication of the Emperor 532
Philip leaves England 533
Views of the Spaniards 536
Philip on the Continent 539
The Persecution 540
Trial of Cranmer at Oxford 542
Trials of Ridley and Latimer 550
Ridley and Latimer are burnt 557
Effects of the Persecution 560
Paul IV. and the Church Lands 562
Death and Character of Gardiner 564
Meeting of Parliament 566
The Subsidy and the First-fruits 567
First-fruits cannot be restored to the Pope 569
Irritation of the Queen 571
Further Failures and Dissolution 571
Correspondence of Mary with Philip 573
Fate of Cranmer referred to the Pope 574
Sentence arrives from Rome 576
The Archbishop is condemned 578
Pole writes to him 578
He wavers and recants 583
The Court nevertheless will kill him 587
Cranmer at St Mary's Church 588
The Sermon 589
The Archbishop's last Speech 592
His Penitence 598
His Death 599