98. November 4, 1530: The 98. p. 1555, 8 lines, 2 98. pp. 915-917, 99 lines, 15 Earl of Northumberland marginal comments marginal comments arrests Wolsey at Cawood (descriptive). Preceded by (descriptive). Preceded by and conducts him south. H8's ordering Wolsey to be H8's ordering Wolsey to be While en route he sickens arrested, followed by an arrested, followed by an and dies at Leicester Abbey editorial on Wolsey's various editorial on Wolsey's various on Nov. 29th. deeds, flaws, and qualities. deeds, flaws, and qualities. 99. November 1530: Editorial 99. pp. 1555-1556, 10 lines, 1 99. pp. 917-923, 298 lines, 69 on Wolsey's various deeds, marginal comment marginal comments (52 flaws, and qualities. The (descriptive). Preceded by descriptive, 6 editorial, 11 1587 edition includes a Wolsey's arrest and death, citations [1 Guicciardini, 1 substantive biography of followed by the clergy of Campion, 1 Stow, 1 Hall, 2 Wolsey composed of smaller England nearly falling under Abr. Fl., 3 self-references, 1 sections written by Campion, a writ of praemunire for Leland). Preceded by Stow, and Hall. having supported Wolsey. Wolsey's arrest, followed by H8 and Katherine celebrating Christmas at York Place (renamed 'The King's Manor of Westminster').
98. November 4, 1530: The Earl of Northumberland arrests Wolsey at Cawood and conducts him south. While en route he sickens and dies at Leicester Abbey on Nov. 29th. 98. p. 1555, 8 lines, 2 marginal comments (descriptive). Preceded by H8's ordering Wolsey to be arrested, followed by an editorial on Wolsey's various deeds, flaws, and qualities. 98. pp. 915-917, 99 lines, 15 marginal comments (descriptive). Preceded by H8's ordering Wolsey to be arrested, followed by an editorial on Wolsey's various deeds, flaws, and qualities. 99. November 1530: Editorial on Wolsey's various deeds, flaws, and qualities. The 1587 edition includes a substantive biography of Wolsey composed of smaller sections written by Campion, Stow, and Hall. 99. pp. 1555-1556, 10 lines, 1 marginal comment (descriptive). Preceded by Wolsey's arrest and death, followed by the clergy of England nearly falling under a writ of praemunire for having supported Wolsey. 99. pp. 917-923, 298 lines, 69 marginal comments (52 descriptive, 6 editorial, 11 citations [1 Guicciardini, 1 Campion, 1 Stow, 1 Hall, 2 Abr. Fl., 3 self-references, 1 Leland). Preceded by Wolsey's arrest, followed by H8 and Katherine celebrating Christmas at York Place (renamed 'The King's Manor of Westminster').
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