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H8, including W.'s apparent antagonism towards the divorce. articles laid against Bilney and Arthur. pluralities, followed by W.'s journey to York. Hytten. 36. Nov. 29, 1530: The death of W., in which horrible signs of his sinfulness could be seen. 36. This episode does not appear in this edition. Note: only reference to W.'s death is in 38. (p. 1754, orig. p. 1738) in the account of Gardiner's death. 23. p. 27 lines (columnated), 2 marginal comments (descriptive). Preceded by an introduction to the story of Thomas Hitten, followed by the trial of Bilney. 34. p. 969-970, 32 lines (columnated), 1 marginal comment (descriptive). Preceded by selected articles of W.'s arrest, followed by W.'s arrest for treason. 22. pp. 998-999, 95 lines (46 columnated), 7 marginal comments (5 descriptive, 2 editorial). Preceded by the story of Thomas Hytten, followed by the articles laid against Bilney and Arthur. 37. July 1540: Cromwell compares Cranmer favorably against W. 37. This episode does not appear in this edition. 19. pp. 32 lines, 3 marginal comments (descriptive). Preceded by the death of Stafford, reader in divinity in Cambridge, followed by the persecution of Fishe and his wife by Thomas More. 35. p. 970, 80 lines (columnated), 3 marginal comments (descriptive). Preceded by W.'s journey north to York, followed by W.'s death. 19. pp. 35 lines, 3 marginal comments (descriptive). Preceded by the death of Stafford, reader in divinity in Cambridge, followed by the persecution of Fishe and his wife by Thomas More.
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