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AS History (Tudor England 1485-1603) Notes
Chapter 8: Henry VIII, Government and Parliament
The fall of Wolsey
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Wolsey
Only too aware that his own fate depended on securing an
annulment
The
Pope
was aware of Wolsey's
situation
But all he could do was
play
for
time
Playing for time
Simply increased
Henry's frustration
Diplomacy (1527-29)
Fruitless
Campeggio
Cardinal
sent by the
Pope
to hear the case along with Wolsey
Hearing opened in London
15th June 1529
Campeggio adjourned the hearing
30 July
Campeggio
adjourning the hearing
Sealed Wolsey's fate: he had failed to give
Henry
his
annulment
Wolsey was already
unpopular
for forcing the
1523
subsidy through Parliament and imposing the Amicable Grant
Former
associates had been distancing themselves from
Wolsey
Wolsey was arrested
4 November 1530
The intention was that
Wolsey
should be tried and
executed
Wolsey cheated the executioner's axe and died at
Leicester Abbey
on
29th November