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CHAPTER II.
THE LAST YEARS OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF WOLSEY.
Struggles between Clergy and Laity		93
The Monasteries in the 15th Century		95
The Warnings		96
Intended Reformation by Wolsey		100
The one Resident Bishop		102
General Condition of the Church		104
The Supplication of the Beggars		105
Divorce of Catherine of Arragon		108
The Succession		109
Recollections of the Wars of the Roses		111
Possible Claimants for the Crown		113
Legitimacy of the Princess Mary questioned		116
Marriage of Henry and Catherine		116
Character of Catherine		120
Henry's own Feelings		123
Letter of Henry		124
The Spanish Alliance		126
Policy of Wolsey		128
Wolsey's Scheme of Church Reform		131
Wolsey will save Europe and the World		132
The 'Divorce' submitted to the Pope		135
The Papal Jurisdiction on its Trial		137
Difficulties of the Pope's Position		140
Death of De Lautrec		144
Conduct of Charles		146
Wolsey proposes to retire		148
Proposals of Campeggio		150
Attitude of Catherine		152
Public Acknowledgment of Anne Boleyn		154