The Divorce of Catherine of Aragon; the Story As Told By the Inperial Ambassadors Resident At the Court of Henry Viii. Being a Supplementary volume to the Author's History of England
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His en- couragement of disaffection could not have been whoUy concealed. He believed that his despatches had been opened in Calais, and that CromweU had read them.
There had been a Scotch war. As the Emperor was disinclined to stir, Chapuys had looked on James as a possibly useful instrument in disturbing Henry's peace. A Scottish Commission was in London to arrange a treaty, "as they had found England too strong for them alone." The Ambassador, more eager than ever, tried his best to dissuade ...the Chief Commissioner from agreeing to terms, pointing out the condition of the kingdom and the advantage to Scotland in joining in an attack on the King. The Scotchman listened, and promised to be secret. Cha- puys assured him of the Emperor's gratitude,^ and, though the treaty was concluded, he consoled the Am- bassador by saying "that the peace would not prevent his master from waging war on the English. Pleas in plenty could easily be found." ^ Ireland was a yet more promising field of opera- tions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His en- couragement of disaffection could not have been whoUy concealed. He believed that his despatches had been opened in Calais, and that CromweU had read them.
There had been a Scotch war. As the Emperor was disinclined to stir, Chapuys had looked on James as a possibly useful instrument in disturbing Henry's peace. A Scottish Commission was in London to arrange a treaty, "as they had found England too strong for them alone." The Ambassador, more eager than ever, tried his best to dissuade ...the Chief Commissioner from agreeing to terms, pointing out the condition of the kingdom and the advantage to Scotland in joining in an attack on the King. The Scotchman listened, and promised to be secret. Cha- puys assured him of the Emperor's gratitude,^ and, though the treaty was concluded, he consoled the Am- bassador by saying "that the peace would not prevent his master from waging war on the English. Pleas in plenty could easily be found." ^ Ireland was a yet more promising field of opera- tions.
What to read after The Divorce of Catherine of Aragon; the Story As Told By the Inperial Ambassadors Resident At the Court of Henry Viii. Being a Supplementary volume to the Author's History of England?
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