Cardinal Wolsey
Cardinal Wolsey
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Wolsey remained true to his two principles : care for English interests, and a desire for peace. He secured protection for the fishery of the Channel in case of war, and he cautiously strove to lead up both parties to see their advantage in making a truce if they could not agree upon a peace. It was inevitable that these endeavours should bring on Wolsey the suspicions of both. The French guessed something of the secret treaty from the warlike appearance which England began to assume, and cried... out that they were being deceived. The imperial envoys could not understand how one who had just signed a treaty with their master, could throw obstacles in their way and pursue a mediating policy of his own.
Keally both sides were only engaged in gaining time, and their attention was more fixed upon events in the field than on any serious project of agreement When in the middle of September the French arms won some successes, Gattinara showed himself inclined to negotiate for a truce. The conference, which hitherto Digitized by CjOOQ IC 80 THOMAS WOLSEY ohap.
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Wolsey remained true to his two principles : care for English interests, and a desire for peace. He secured protection for the fishery of the Channel in case of war, and he cautiously strove to lead up both parties to see their advantage in making a truce if they could not agree upon a peace. It was inevitable that these endeavours should bring on Wolsey the suspicions of both. The French guessed something of the secret treaty from the warlike appearance which England began to assume, and cried... out that they were being deceived. The imperial envoys could not understand how one who had just signed a treaty with their master, could throw obstacles in their way and pursue a mediating policy of his own.
Keally both sides were only engaged in gaining time, and their attention was more fixed upon events in the field than on any serious project of agreement When in the middle of September the French arms won some successes, Gattinara showed himself inclined to negotiate for a truce. The conference, which hitherto Digitized by CjOOQ IC 80 THOMAS WOLSEY ohap.
What to read after Cardinal Wolsey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Creighton, M. (Mandell), 1843-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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