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Note 408 — Chapter V · UNIVERSITY MEN AND NATIONAL MOVEMENTS

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It was Cromwell who, as chancellor, began to wean the university from the pope; and he removed its papal script—bulls, briefs, and dispensations—which was not returned till such time as he judged the substitution of the king for the pope to be complete.

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