30. Nov. 1529: 30. This episode 34. p. 1132, 16 23. p. 967, 8 32. p. 996, 20 Campeius does not appear lines, 1 marginal lines lines, 1 marginal returns to in this edition. comment (columnated), 1 comment England to (descriptive). marginal (descriptive). decide with W. Preceded by comment Preceded by a on H8's divorce. selected articles (citation). debate in The cardinals of W.'s arrest, Preceded by Parliament defer the followed by W.'s persecution about clergymen decision to W.'s arrest for of Barnes and holding Rome. treason. two merchants, pluralities, followed by followed by H8's divorce. W.'s journey to York. 31. 1530: Letter 31. This episode 35. pp. 30. p. 967, 28 34. p. 996, 19 from Erasmus to does not appear 1133, 40 lines, 3 lines lines, 2 marginal John Vergera in in this edition. marginal (columnated), 4 comment which he comments marginal (descriptive). describes W.'s (descriptive). comments (3 Preceded by fall from power. Preceded by descriptive, 1 selected articles W.'s journey editorial). of W.'s arrest, north to York, Preceded by the followed by followed by trial of Bilney et W.'s arrest for W.'s death. al., followed by treason. W. cast in the praemunire. 32. Nov. 1530: 32. This episode 36. p. 14 29. pp. 967-968, 35. p. 996, 36 articles of W.'s does not appear lines, 2 marginal 64 lines lines, 3 marginal arrest brought in this edition. comments (columnated), 8 comments into Parliament. (descriptive). marginal (descriptive). Preceded by comments Preceded by W.'s arrest for (descriptive). W.'s journey treason, Preceded by the north to York, followed by the cardinals' followed by imprisonment of deferral of the W.'s death. Protestants in decision on H8's Cardinal divorce, College. followed by Thomas More's appointment as Chancellor.
30. Nov. 1529: Campeius returns to England to decide with W. on H8's divorce. The cardinals defer the decision to Rome. 30. This episode does not appear in this edition. 34. p. 1132, 16 lines, 1 marginal comment (descriptive). Preceded by selected articles of W.'s arrest, followed by W.'s arrest for treason. 23. p. 967, 8 lines (columnated), 1 marginal comment (citation). Preceded by W.'s persecution of Barnes and two merchants, followed by H8's divorce. 32. p. 996, 20 lines, 1 marginal comment (descriptive). Preceded by a debate in Parliament about clergymen holding pluralities, followed by W.'s journey to York. 31. 1530: Letter from Erasmus to John Vergera in which he describes W.'s fall from power. 31. This episode does not appear in this edition. 35. pp. 40 lines, 3 marginal comments (descriptive). Preceded by W.'s journey north to York, followed by W.'s death. 30. p. 967, 28 lines (columnated), 4 marginal comments (3 descriptive, 1 editorial). Preceded by the trial of Bilney et al., followed by W. cast in the praemunire. 34. p. 996, 19 lines, 2 marginal comment (descriptive). Preceded by selected articles of W.'s arrest, followed by W.'s arrest for treason. 32. Nov. 1530: articles of W.'s arrest brought into Parliament. 32. This episode does not appear in this edition. 36. p. 1133, 14 lines, 2 marginal comments (descriptive). Preceded by W.'s arrest for treason, followed by the imprisonment of Protestants in Cardinal College. 29. pp. 967-968, 64 lines (columnated), 8 marginal comments (descriptive). Preceded by the cardinals' deferral of the decision on H8's divorce, followed by Thomas More's appointment as Chancellor. 35. p. 996, 36 lines, 3 marginal comments (descriptive). Preceded by W.'s journey north to York, followed by W.'s death.
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