Life And Writings of Sir Thomas More Lord Chancellor of England And Martyr Und
Life And Writings of Sir Thomas More Lord Chancellor of England And Martyr Und
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Hall and his followers have twisted a message he spoke in the king's name into a declaration of his own opinions. This is not a conjecture, but is proved by the words of Roper, as well as of one who knew More intimately, and wrote at the very time. Roper says he carried the king's mes- sage, "not showing of what mind himself was therein ". The Imperial ambassador, Chapuys, in a letter to Charles V. On the 2nd April, 1531, says that "on the 30th March the chancellor declared to the lords in parl...iament, by command of the king, that there were some who had said that the king was pursuing the divorce out of love for some lady, and not out of scruples of conscience, and that this was not true ". (Such was the king's message : the responsibility for it, if it were false, rested, of course, with the king. ) Chapuys adds : " Hereupon some * History of the Rcformatioti. In his Appendix against Sander, iv. 552 (ed. Pocock).
234 SIR THOMAS MORE.
asked the chancellor for his opinion ; on which he said that he had many times already declared it to the king, and said no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hall and his followers have twisted a message he spoke in the king's name into a declaration of his own opinions. This is not a conjecture, but is proved by the words of Roper, as well as of one who knew More intimately, and wrote at the very time. Roper says he carried the king's mes- sage, "not showing of what mind himself was therein ". The Imperial ambassador, Chapuys, in a letter to Charles V. On the 2nd April, 1531, says that "on the 30th March the chancellor declared to the lords in parl...iament, by command of the king, that there were some who had said that the king was pursuing the divorce out of love for some lady, and not out of scruples of conscience, and that this was not true ". (Such was the king's message : the responsibility for it, if it were false, rested, of course, with the king. ) Chapuys adds : " Hereupon some * History of the Rcformatioti. In his Appendix against Sander, iv. 552 (ed. Pocock).
234 SIR THOMAS MORE.
asked the chancellor for his opinion ; on which he said that he had many times already declared it to the king, and said no more.
What to read after Life And Writings of Sir Thomas More Lord Chancellor of England And Martyr Und?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T E Thomas Edward Bridgett to read onlineMoreLess
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