FREE BOOKS

Author's List




PREV.   NEXT  
|<   322   323   324   325   326   327   328   329   330   331   332   333   334   335   336   337   338   339   340   341   342   343   344   345   346  
347   348   349   350   351   352   353   354   355   356   357   358   359   360   361   362   >>  
Cifuentes to Charles V., July 16, 1535.--_Ibid._ p. 515. [337] _Spanish Calendar_, vol. v. p. 532. [338] Chapuys to Charles V., July 25, 1535.--_Ibid._ vol. v. p. 518. [339] Memorandum on the Affairs of England.--_Spanish Calendar_, vol. v. p. 522. [340] _Ibid._ p. 535. [341] Ortiz to the Empress, Sept. 1, 1535.--_Calendar, Foreign and Domestic_, vol. ix. p. 84. [342] "Cuando se viese con la Senora Reyna su hermana despues de dadas mis afectuosas encomiendas rogarle de mi parte quisiese tener mencion de my con el Christianisimo Rey su marido y hacer quanto pudiese ser, que el sea buen amigo al Rey mi Senor procurando de quitarle del pecado, en que esta." Catherine to the Regent Mary, Aug. 8, 1535.--_MS. Vienna._ [343] Chapuys to Charles V., Sept. 25, 1535.--_Calendar, Foreign and Domestic_, vol. ix. pp. 140-141. [344] Chapuys to Granvelle, Sept. 25, 1535.--_Vienna MS._; _Calendar, Foreign and Domestic_, vol. ix. p. 141. [345] The executory brief was not identical with the Bull of Deposition. The first was the final act of Catherine's process, a declaration that Henry, having disobeyed the sentence on the divorce delivered by Clement VII., was excommunicated, and an invitation to the Catholic Powers to execute the judgment by force. The second involved a claim for the Holy See on England as a fief of the Church--an intimation that the King of England had forfeited his crown and that his subjects' allegiance had reverted to their Supreme Lord. The Pope and Consistory preferred the complete judgment, as more satisfactory to themselves. The Catholic Powers objected to it for the same reason. The practical effect would be the same. [346] Cifuentes to Charles V., Oct. 8, 1535.--_Spanish Calendar_, vol. v. p. 547. [347] "Et luy supplier de la part de la Reyne, ma mere, et myenne en l'honneur de Dieu et pour aultres respects que dessus vouloit entendre et pourvoyr aux affaires dycy. En quoy fera tres agreable service a Dieu, et n'en acquerra moins de gloire qu'en la conqueste de Tunis et de toute l'affaire d'Afrique." _De la Princesse de l'Angleterre a l'Ambassadeur_, October, 1535.--_MS. Vienna_; _Spanish Calendar_, vol. v. p. 559. [348] Queen Catherine to the Pope, October 10, 1535.--_MS. Vienna._ [349] The Bishop of Tarbes to the Bailly of Troyes, October, 1535.--_Calendar, Foreign and Domestic_, vol. ix. p. 187. [350] Chapuys to Charles V., October 13, 1535.--_Calendar, Foreign and Domestic_,
PREV.   NEXT  
|<   322   323   324   325   326   327   328   329   330   331   332   333   334   335   336   337   338   339   340   341   342   343   344   345   346  
347   348   349   350   351   352   353   354   355   356   357   358   359   360   361   362   >>  



Top keywords:

Calendar

 

Domestic

 

Foreign

 
Charles
 

Spanish

 

Vienna

 

October

 

Chapuys

 

England

 
Catherine

Powers

 
Cifuentes
 
Catholic
 

judgment

 
supplier
 

honneur

 

myenne

 

Memorandum

 
effect
 
reason

reverted

 
Supreme
 

allegiance

 

subjects

 
forfeited
 

Consistory

 

objected

 
Affairs
 

aultres

 

satisfactory


preferred

 

complete

 

practical

 

dessus

 

Angleterre

 

Ambassadeur

 

Princesse

 

affaire

 

Afrique

 

Troyes


Bailly

 

Tarbes

 
Bishop
 

affaires

 

pourvoyr

 

vouloit

 

entendre

 
gloire
 

conqueste

 

acquerra