Through a thematic and broadly chronological approach, Wolsey offers a fascinating insight into the life and legacy of a man who was responsible for building Henry VIIIâ s reputation as Englandâ s most impressive king.
Through a thematic and broadly chronological approach, Wolsey offers a fascinating insight into the life and legacy of a man who was responsible for building Henry VIIIâ s reputation as Englandâ s most impressive king.
Glenn Richardson is Professor of Early Modern History at St Mary's University, Twickenham, UK. He is the author of The Field of Cloth of Gold (2014).
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Introduction Wolsey and the Historians 1 From Ipswich to Hampton Court: Wolsey's Rise to Power 2 Cloth of Gold: Wolsey's 'Universal' Peace 3 Chief Executive: Wolsey in Council and Court 4 Cardinal Legate: Wolsey and the English Church 5 Cardinal Benefactor: Wolsey's Cultural and Educational Patronage 6 'Cardinalis Pacificus': Wolsey's 'Eternal' Peace 7 The Cardinal's Greatest Matter: Wolsey and the Annulment 8 The turn of Fortune's Wheel: Wolsey's Fall Conclusion The Cardinal's Legacy
Introduction Wolsey and the Historians 1 From Ipswich to Hampton Court: Wolsey's Rise to Power 2 Cloth of Gold: Wolsey's 'Universal' Peace 3 Chief Executive: Wolsey in Council and Court 4 Cardinal Legate: Wolsey and the English Church 5 Cardinal Benefactor: Wolsey's Cultural and Educational Patronage 6 'Cardinalis Pacificus': Wolsey's 'Eternal' Peace 7 The Cardinal's Greatest Matter: Wolsey and the Annulment 8 The turn of Fortune's Wheel: Wolsey's Fall Conclusion The Cardinal's Legacy
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