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alongside the French to help free the Pope and spends the money on the French army. (which stirred up the English clergy against him), followed by Cuthbert Tunstall’s order for the collection and burning of English New Testaments. efforts to be made Pope. by W.'s mistreating of Richard Pacie. Richard Pacie. 21. Sept. 8, 1527: Sir Richard Bayfield decries W.'s pride and symbols of power. 21. This episode does not appear in this edition. 21. This episode does not appear in this edition. 21. This episode does not appear in this edition. 11. pp. 988-989, 85 lines, 16 marginal comments (4 editorial, 12 descriptive). Preceded by W.'s reception of his cardinal's hat, followed by a letter of W.'s to Gardiner regarding W.'s efforts to be made Pope. 22. Late 1527: W. orders and presides over the trial of Arthur and Bilney. 28. pp. 457-458, 39 lines, 0 marginal comments. Preceded by H8’s speech to the legatine court, followed by H8’s response to Katherine’s testimony. 45. pp. (orig. p. 1226), 59 lines, 8 marginal comments (5 editorial, 3 descriptive). Preceded by W.'s driving Pacie to madness, followed by a letter from H8 to his Roman ambassadors instructing them to help W. 22. This episode does not appear in this edition. 45. p. 990, 33 lines, 5 marginal comments (4 editorial, 1 descriptive). Preceded by W.'s driving Pacie to madness, followed by a letter from H8 to his Roman ambassadors instructing them to help W. become Pope.