Thomas of London Before His Consecration
Thomas of London Before His Consecration
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> Herb, iii 300: verumtamen oonvooatis pontificibns, post 10—2 Digitized by CjOOQ IC 148 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION.
the fact that the king, who, by mentioning the release in his despatch to the Pope, sanctioned it afterwards, whether he had previously authorised it or not, evidently expected Thomas to retain the chancellorship. It is not easy therefore to understand in what light the king regarded this quittance.
Thomas on his part may have meditated or foreseen a speedy resignation of the chanc...ellorship, in which case the quittance might stand him in good stead as a defence against vexatious charges. But from the king's point of view — ^the prospect of having the chancellorship and the primacy united in the hands of the same minister — this release, if it referred to financial obligations, could only mean a remission of liabilities which would at once begin to reaccumulate.
It is difficult from that point of view to avoid the suspicion that Thomas and his friends strained the meaning of this formal release.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
> Herb, iii 300: verumtamen oonvooatis pontificibns, post 10—2 Digitized by CjOOQ IC 148 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION.
the fact that the king, who, by mentioning the release in his despatch to the Pope, sanctioned it afterwards, whether he had previously authorised it or not, evidently expected Thomas to retain the chancellorship. It is not easy therefore to understand in what light the king regarded this quittance.
Thomas on his part may have meditated or foreseen a speedy resignation of the chanc...ellorship, in which case the quittance might stand him in good stead as a defence against vexatious charges. But from the king's point of view — ^the prospect of having the chancellorship and the primacy united in the hands of the same minister — this release, if it referred to financial obligations, could only mean a remission of liabilities which would at once begin to reaccumulate.
It is difficult from that point of view to avoid the suspicion that Thomas and his friends strained the meaning of this formal release.
What to read after Thomas of London Before His Consecration?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Radford, L. B. (Lewis Bostock), 1869-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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