CHAPTER XI.

Fox's Report to Henry and Anne--Wolsey's Impression--He demands the Decretal--One of the Cardinal's petty Manœuvres--He sets his Conscience at Rest--Gardiner fails at Rome--Wolsey's new perfidy--The King's Anger against the Pope--Sir T. More predicts Religious Liberty--Immorality of Ultramontane Socialism--Erasmus invited--Wolsey's last Flight--Energetic Efforts at Rome--Clement grants all--Wolsey triumphs--Union of Rome and England, page 307

BOOK XX.

THE TWO DIVORCES.