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The Abbey of St. Albans from 1300 to the dissolution of the monasteries

Note 67 — II. The Necessity for Dissolution.

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‘His (Whethamstede’s) counsels,’ says Riley, ‘seem to have been sought with equal eagerness by the two great heads of the antagonistic parties of the politics of the times, the intriguing and ambitious Henry Beaufort, Bishop of Winchester, and his ... nephew, the Duke of Gloucester’ (Amundesham I, xv).

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