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History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of Elizabeth. Vol. III

Note 498 — Chapter XVI

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“The Abbot of Glastonbury appeareth neither then nor now to have known God nor his prince, nor any part of a good Christian man’s religion. They be all false, feigned, flattering hypocrite knaves, as undoubtedly there is none other of that sort.”—Layton to Cromwell: Ellis, third series, Vol. III. p. 247.

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