but allowed to live in his diocese of York. Whilst there, Wolsey, bitter about his fall from power and forgetting the kindness King Henry VIII had shown him, wrote to the court of Rome and other princes and did his best to persuade them to help him get revenge against the King. Dr Edward Kern, the King’s Orator in Rome, was told that, because of the Cardinal, the King’s divorce case would suffer. ASH1W8 3162 2 Source 3 Extract from Colin Pendrill, The English Reformation, published…
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