Note 83 — Chapter IV · THE KING-PONTIFF AGAINST THE ROMAN-CATHOLICS AND THE PAPACY. (1534 and 1535.)
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Bedell to Cromwell.—State Papers, i. p. 423.
[84] Ibid. p. 424.
[85] Father Forest of Greenwich. Bedell to Cromwell, MS. in Record Office.
[86] More's Life, p. 218.
[87] More's Life, p. 218.
[88] 17th April, 1534. Cranmer's Letters and Remains, p. 286.
[89] Letter from Cranmer to Cromwell.—Ibid.
[90] State Papers, i. p. 432.
[91] More's Life, p. 239.
[92] Strype, Records, i. p. 300.
[93] State Papers, i. p. 422.
[94] 'Fu questo dolore et affanno, che lo condusse alla morte.'—Soriano.
[95] 'Quem omnes mortales acerbissimo odio prosequebantur.'—State Papers, vii. p. 573.
[96] 'I die in the catholic faith, not doubting.'—Foxe, Acts, v. p. 402.
[97] Acts of Supremacy: 26 Henry VIII. ch. 1. See Herbert, p. 408.
[98] Ibid. ch. 13.
[99] Friedrich von Raumer: Geschichte Europas, ii. p. 29.
[100] 'Of all the people of England, as well ecclesiastical or temporal.—Cranmer, Letters and Remains, p. 224.
[101] 'Not that he should take any spiritual power from spiritual ministers.'—Heads of arguments concerning the power of the pope and the royal supremacy.—MS. in Record Office.—Froude, ii. p. 326.
[102] Fulke's Defence, p. 489.
[103] Jewell's Works, iv. p. 1144.