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[231] "The Life and Death of Thomas Wolsey, written by one of his
Servants"; ed. by Simpson, 1901. Cavendish, "The Life of Cardinal
Wolsey", 1885. Creighton, "Cardinal Wolsey", 1888. Taunton,
"Thomas Wolsey, Legate and Reformer", 1902.
[232] O'Donovan, "Assertio Septem Sacramentorum", etc., 1908.
[233] Id., 118-26.
[234] On the Divorce proceedings, cf. Harpsfield, "A Treatise on the
Pretended Divorce between Henry VIII and Catharine of Aragon",
(written 1556, ed. 1878). Hope, "The First Divorce of Henry VIII
as told in the State Papers", 1894. Ehses, "Römische Dokumente zur
Geschichte der Ehescheidung", 1893. Thurston, "Clement VII,
Campeggio and the Divorce" (American Cath. Quart. Rev., 1904).
Id., "The Canon Law of the Divorce" (Eng. Hist. Review, 1904).
Gairdner, "New Lights on the Divorce" (Eng. Hist. Rev., 1897, also
1892). Friedman, "Anne Boleyn", 2 vols., 1884.
[235] Ehses, op. cit., 21-7.
[236] Ehses, op. cit., p. xxxiii.
[237] Id., 14-16.
[238] Ehses, op. cit., pp. 28-31.
[239] "Political History of England", vol. v., 280-1.
[240] Ehses, op. cit., p. xxxi., sqq.
[241] Brewer, "Reign of Hen. VIII", ii., 346-51.
[242] Ehses, 120-5.
[243] Brewer, op. cit., 466-7.
[244] "Pol. Hist. of England", v., 301.
[245] "Letters and Papers, Henry VIII", iv., 64-78.
[246] Rymer, "Foedera", xiv., 405.
[247] Ehses, op. cit., 163-4.
[248] Ehses, 167 sqq.
[249] Gairdner, "Lollardy and the Reformation", i., 300.
[250] Gairdner, "Hist. of Eng. Ch. in XVIth Century", 114.
[251] "Letters and Papers", v., 886.
[252] Ehses, op. cit., 200-1.
[253] Haile, "The Life of Reginald Pole", 1910, p. 88.
[254] For his dying statement against Royal Supremacy, vid. "Dublin
Review" (April, 1894).
[255] "Pol. Hist. of England", v., 318.
[256] "Pol. Hist. of England", v., 318-19.
[257] Ehses, op. cit., 212-13.
[258] Gairdner, "Lollardy and the Reformation", i., 48-52.
[259] "Pol. Hist. of England", v., 344.
[260] "Lollardy and the Reformation", i., 424-35.
[261] Cf. Bridgett, "Life of Blessed John Fisher", 1888. Stewart, "Life
of John Fisher", 1879. Baily (Hall), "Life and Death of John
Fisher", 1655.
[262] Cf. Roper, "The Life, Arraignment, and Death of ... Sir Thomas
More", 1629 (reprinted 1903). Bridgett, "Life and Writings of Sir
Thomas More", 1891. Gairdner, "Lollardy and the Reformation",
(chap. iv., v.).
[263] "Pol. Hist. of England", v., 361.
[264] Cf. Gasquet, "Henry VIII and the English Monasteries". Gairdner,
"Lollardy and the Reformation, II" (chap. ii., iii.).
[265] Turnbull, "Account of Monastic Treasures confiscated at the
Dissolution", etc., 1836.
[266] Gairdner, "Letters and Papers Hen. VIII", xi., xii.
[267] Haile, "Life of Reginald Pole" (chap. ix.-xi.).
[268] Gairdner, "Lollardy and the Reformation", vol. ii., 304 sqq.
[269] Gairdner, "Hist. of the Eng. Church in the XVIIth Cent.", 177-8.
[270] Gairdner, "The Story of the English Bible" ("Loll. and the Ref.",
ii. 221 sqq.).
[271] "English Statutes", 34 and 35 Hen. VIII, c. 50.
[272] Gairdner, "German Protestants and the Act of Six Articles" (op.
cit., ii., 170-220.)
[273] Merriman, "Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell", 2 vols., 1902.
[274] Tytler, "England under Edward VI and Mary", 2 vols., 1839.
[275] Gasquet-Bishop, "Edw. VI and the Book of Common Prayer", 43-4.
[276] Cf. Dodd-Tierney, "Church Hist. of England", ii., app. iii.
[277] Id., app. iv.
[278] Lee, "Edw. VI, Supreme Head", 39.
[279] Gasquet-Bishop, op. cit., 69-77.
[280] Leach, "Eng. Schools at the Reformation", 1-7.
[281] Gasquet-Bishop, op. cit., 92-96.
[282] "Cambridge Mod. History", ii., 477.
[283] Gasquet-Bishop, op. cit., 83 sqq. Dixon, "History of the Church",
ii., 476.
[284] Gasquet-Bishop, op. cit., chap. ix.
[285] Dodd-Tierney, ii., app. ix.
[286] Gasquet-Bishop, op. cit., chap. x.
[287] "The First Prayer Book of King Edw. VI", 1549 (Westminster
Library). Proctor-Frere, "New History of the Book of Common
Prayer", 1901.
[288] Rose-Troup, "The Western Rebellion of 1549", 1913.
[289] Russell, "Kett's Rebellion", 1859.
[290] Gairdner, "Lollardy and the Reformation", iii., 125-7.
[291] "The Forme and Maner of makyng and consecratyng of
Archebishoppes, Bishoppes, Priestes, and Deacons".
[292] "Stat. 3rd and 4th, Edw. VI", c. 10.
[293] Gairdner, op. cit., iii., 273.
[294] Lee, op. cit., 214.
[295] "Stat. 5th and 6th, Edw. III", c. 50.
[296] Gairdner, op. cit., iii., 349-50.
[297] Gairdner, op. cit., iii., 376-77.
[298] Gairdner, op. cit., iii., 201.
[299] Taylor, "Life of Lady Jane Grey", 1908.
[300] Dodd-Tierney, ii., App. xxv.
[301] Gairdner, "Heretics Painted mostly by Themselves", op. cit., iv.,
305 sqq.
[302] Gairdner, "Hist. of Eng. Church in Sixteenth Century", 348.
[303] Gairdner, op. cit., 370-7. Strype's "Life of Cranmer" (Oxford
edition of Strype's Works, 1812-24).
[304] Haile, "Life of Cardinal Pole", 476-83.
[305] Cf. F. W. Maitland in "Eng. Hist. Review" (April, 1900). Father
Pollen, S.J., in "The Month" (Oct., 1900). Id., "Papal
Negotiations with Mary Queen of Scots", xxvi.
[306] Wilkins, "Concilia", iv. 180.
[307] Birt, "The Elizabethan Religious Settlement", 36-8.
[308] On the constitution of the House of Commons, cf. Froude, "Hist. of
Eng.", vii., 40-41.
[309] Wilkins, "Concilia", iv., 179.
[310] For an account of this Conference, cf. "English Catholic Record
Society", vol. i. Foxe, "Acts and Monuments", 1839, viii., 679
sqq.
[311] Birt, op. cit., 91-2.
[312] Phillips, "The Extinction of the Ancient Hierarchy", 112-114.
[313] For a full treatment of the attitude of the clergy, cf. Blirt, op.
cit., chap. iv. The best history of the resistance and sufferings
of the Marian Bishops is to be found in Phillips' "Extinction of
the Ancient Hierarchy", 1905.
[314] Cf. Estcourt, "The Question of Anglican Orders", 1873. Barnes,
"The Pope and the Ordinal", 1898. Smith, S.J., "Reasons for
Rejecting Anglican Orders", 1896. Moyes (in the "Tablet", 1895,
Feb.-May, Sept.-Dec., also 1897).
[315] Cf. Birt, op. cit., chaps. iv., v., xii. Kennedy, "Parish Life
under Queen Elizabeth", 1914, chap. vii. Frere, "History of the
English Church in the reigns of Elizabeth and James I", 1904,
61-7.
[316] Pollen, "Papal Negotiations", etc., xlvi-vii.
[317] Dodd-Tierney, op. cit., iii., app. cccxi.
[318] Frere, op. cit., 60.
[319] Id., op. cit., 99.
[320] Hardwick, "Articles of Religion", 1859. Gibson, "Thirty-nine
Articles", 2nd edition, 1898.
[321] Cf. Newman, "Tract 90" ("Tracts for the Times"). Duchesne,
"Églises Séparées", 1896. Lingard, vii., 384 sqq. Moyes, "A Talk
on Continuity" (C. T. Society, authorities cited). "Tablet" (1911-
12).
[322] "Political History of England", vi., chap. xv. (The Crisis of
Elizabeth's Reign).
[323] Meyer, "England und die Katholische Kirche", 64.
[324] Printed in Dodd-Tierney, iii., app. ii.
[325] Meyer, op. cit., 70 sqq.
[326] "Statutes", 13 Eliz., c. 2.
[327] "Political History of England", vi., 363.
[328] Rev. J. H. Pollen, S.J., "The Month", Feb., 1902.
[329] Kennedy, "Parish Life under Queen Elizabeth", chap. vii., viii.
[330] Haile, "An Elizabethan Cardinal", 1914. Knox, "Letters and
Memorials of William Cardinal Allen", 1882. "Allen's Defence of
Eng. Catholics", 1913 (The Cath. Library, ii.).
[331] Cf. "The English Cath. Refugees on the Continent", i., 1914.
Lechat, "Les Refugiés anglais dans les Pays-Bas espagnols durant
le règne d'Elisabeth", 1914. Bellesheim, "Wilhelm Cardinal Allen
und die Engl. Seminare auf dem Festlande", 1885.
[332] Foley, "Records of the English Province of the Society of Jesus",
ii. "Cath. Record Society of Engl.", ii., 1906.
[333] Bede-Camm, "Lives of the Eng. Martyrs", ii., 204-49.
[334] Frere, op. cit., 206-15.
[335] Persons, "Memoirs Cath. Rec. Society of Eng.", ii., iv., 1906-7.
Simpson, "Edmund Campion", 1896.
[336] Published in Cath. Library Series, vol. 6, 1914.
[337] Allen, "Martyrdom of Edmund Campion, and his Companions", edited,
Father Pollen, 1908.
[338] Bede-Camm, op. cit., 249 sqq.
[339] Burton-Pollen, "Lives of English Martyrs", vol. i., 1583-88,
1914.
[340] "Statutes", 27 Eliz., c. 2.
[341] Burton-Pollen, op. cit., xvi. sqq.
[342] Burton-Pollen, op. cit., xxiv. sqq.
[343] Pollen, "Politics of the English Catholics during the reign of
Elizabeth" ("Month", 1902-4). Law, "Jesuits and Seculars in the
reign of Elizabeth", etc., 1889. Id., "The Archpriest Controversy
Documents", etc., 1896 (Camden Society). "Eng. Catholic Record
Society", vol. ii.
[344] Dodd-Tierney, iii., app. xxxiv.
[345] Dodd-Tierney, app. xxxv.
[346] Id., app. no. xxxvi.
[347] Frere, op. cit., 289-90.
[348] Dodd-Tierney, iv., app. no. iv.
[349] Id., iv., 10-13.
[350] "Statutes", 1 James, c. 4.
[351] On the Gunpowder Plot, cf. Gerard, "What was the Gunpowder Plot",
1897. Rev. J. H. Pollen, "Arrest and Examination of Father
Garnet"; "Trial and Execution of Father Garnet" ("The Month", July
1888, Sept., 1888). "The Month" (Oct., 1878, Sept.-Oct., 1897,
Aug., 1898, Aug., 1904). Sidney, "A History of the Gunpowder
Plot", 1904.
[352] "Statutes 3", 1 James, c. 4, 5.
[353] Many documents relating to this unfortunate controversy are to be
found in Dodd-Tierney, op. cit., vol. iv. Appendix. "Memoirs of
Gregorio Panzani", edited by Berington, 1793.
[354] Guilday, op. cit., chap. vii.
[355] "Political Hist. of England", vii., chap. v., vi.
[356] Hutton, "The Life of Laud", 1895. Shaw, "The English Church
during the Civil War and under the Commonwealth", 2 vols., 1900.
Neale, "History of the Puritans", 4 vols., 1732-8.
[357] Lingard, vii., 157-9.
[358] Lingard, vii., 168.
[359] Burton-Pollen, op. cit., xxxvi.
[360] "The Memoirs of Gregorio Panzani", 1634-36, etc. Transl. Ed. by
Rev. J. Berington, 1793.
[361] Burton-Pollen, op. cit., xxxvi.
[362] "Memoirs of Panzani", 308-11 (Supplement).
[363] "Political Hist. of England", viii., 87.
[364] On the Titus Oates' Plot, cf. Gerard, "Some Episodes of the
Oates' Plot" ("Month", Aug. 1894). Marks, "Further Light on the
Oates' Plot" ("Month", Aug. 1903). Pollock, "The Popish Plot",
1903. Markes, "Who killed Sir Edmund Godfrey?" 1905.
[365] Onno Klopp, "Der Fall des Hauses Stuarts", 1875-9.
[366] Cf. Foley, "Records of the English Jesuits", v., vii., "The
Month" (1886-87).
[367] Cf. Lilly-Wallis, "Manual of the Law specially affecting
Catholics", 1893.
[368] Payne, "Records of the English Catholics of 1715", 1889.
[369] Cf. Burton, "The Life and Times of Bishop Challone (1691-1781)",
2 vols., 1909 (an excellent biography).
[370] Theiner, "Vet. Mon. Scot.", 8.
[371] Id., 465-68.
[372] Robertson, "Concilia Scotiae (1225-1559)", cclxx.-cclxxxv.
[373] Pollen, "Papal Negotiations", etc., 525-30.
[374] Forneron, "Les ducs de Guise et lour époque", 1877.
[375] Herkless, "Cardinal Beaton", 263 sqq.
[376] Id., 289-301.
[377] "Cambridge Modern History", ii., 556.
[378] Robertson, "Concilia Scotiae".
[379] Law, "Archbishop Hamilton's Catechism", 1884.
[380] Pollen, op. cit., xxv., xxiv.-vi.
[381] For a reliable account of Knox, cf. Lang, "John Knox and the
Reformation", 1905.
[382] Grub, "Ecc. Hist. of Scotland", ii., 45-6.
[383] Bellesheim, i., 389.
[384] Grub, op. cit., ii., 53-54.
[385] Wilkins, "Concilia", iv., 204 sqq.
[386] Published in 1558. Dedicated to the writer's nephew, "Gilbert
Maister of Cassillis."
[387] Pollen, op. cit., xxxii. sqq.
[388] Pollen, op. cit., 56.
[389] Bellesheim, op. cit., i., 424-32.
[390] Grub, op. cit., ii., 89 sqq.
[391] Pollen, op. cit., xlix. sqq.
[392] On the mission of Gouda, cf. Pollen, op. cit., liv.
[393] Pollen, op. cit., 162-76.
[394] Pollen, op. cit., lxxxv.-xcviii.
[395] Lang, "The Mystery of Mary Stuart", 54-9.
[396] Lang, "The Mystery of Mary Stuart", 74 sqq.
[397] Lang, op. cit., 148 sqq.
[398] Pollen, op. cit., 293, cxxvi.-xxxiii.
[399] "Political History of England", vi., 272.
[400] Rait, "Mary Queen of Scots", 145.
[401] Cf. Hosack, "Mary Stuart and her Accusers", 2 vols., 1870-4.
Henderson, "Casket Letters", 2nd edition, 1890. Id., "Mary Queen
of Scots", 2 vols., 1905. Fleming, "Mary Queen of Scots", 2 vols.,
1897-8. Nau-Stephenson, "History of Mary Stuart", 1883. Lang,
"Mystery of Mary Stuart", 1904.
[402] Lang, "The Mystery of Mary Stuart", 160-1.
[403] Bellesheim, ii., 129.
[404] Pollen, "Mary Stuart and the Babington Plot" ("Month", 1907).
[405] Grub, op. cit., ii., 210.
[406] Grub, op. cit., ii., 229.
[407] Bellesheim, op. cit., 283-98.
[408] Hardiman, "A Statute of the 40th Year of Edw. III", p. 4.
[409] "State Papers, Henry VIII", vol. ii., pp. 1-31 ("State of Ireland
and plan for its Reformation").
[410] Hardiman, op. cit., pp. 46-54.
[411] Theiner, "Vetera Monumenta Hibernorum", etc., pp. 16, 23.
[412] "Calendar Pap. Documents", an. 1254.
[413] Hardiman, op. cit., pp. 47-9.
[414] De Burgo, "Hibernia Dominicana", p. 75.
[415] "State Papers Henry VIII", xiv., no. 1021.
[416] Mason, "The History and Antiquities of ... St. Patrick's, Dublin",
1820, p. xviii.
[417] "De Annatis Hiberniae", vol. i., 1912; vol. ii. (app. ii.
"Archive Hib." vol. ii.).
[418] Theiner, op. cit., 487-8.
[419] Wilkins, "Concilia", ii., an. 1172.
[420] Carrigan, "History of Ossory", i., 45-57.
[421] Theiner, op. cit., 261.
[422] Theiner, op. cit., 371. De Burgo, "Hib. Dom." 68.
[423] "Irish Theol. Quarterly", ii., 203-19.
[424] Capes, "History of the English Church in the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Centuries", 1909, p. 222.
[425] Brady, "Episcopal Succession" (see various dioceses mentioned).
[426] "Ninth Report of Commission on Hist. MSS.", pt. ii., 278.
[427] "Archiv. Hibernicum", vol. i., 39-45.
[428] Id., app. ii., 40.
[429] "Archiv. Hibernicum", app. ii., 6.
[430] By John de Lech, Archbishop of Dublin (1312); by his successor,
Alexander Bicknor; by the Earl of Desmond in the Parliament at
Drogheda (1465); by the Dominicans, 1475; and by Walter
Fitzsimons, Archbishop of Dublin (1485-1511).
[431] Green, "The Making of Ireland", etc., p. 271.
[432] "De Annatis Hiberniae", i., 155-6.
[433] "Hib. Ignatiana", 13.
[434] Champneys, "Irish Eccl. Architecture", 1910, p. 172.
[435] Theiner, op. cit., pp. 425, 436. "Annals F. M.", 1460.
[436] "State Papers Henry VIII", ii., 15.
[437] "Hib. Dom.", p. 540.
[438] Malone, op. cit., ii., 206 sqq.
[439] O'Grady, "Catalogue of Irish MSS. in British Museum", p. 154.
[440] Green, op. cit., pp. 261 sqq.
[441] "State Papers Hen. VIII", ii., 9.
[442] "State Papers", ii., 197.
[443] Gasquet, "Henry VIII and the English Monasteries", p. 51.
[444] "State Papers", ii., 465, 539; iii., 1, 5, 8, 29, 35, 65. Bagwell,
i., 379 sqq.
[445] This account of the Parliament, 1536-7, is taken from Brewer's
"Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII", vols. x.,
xi., xii. The references can be found under the respective dates.
[446] For the account of the proceedings of this Commission, cf.
"Letters and Papers of Henry VIII" xii., pt. ii., pp. 294-316.
[447] "Letters and Papers Hen. VIII", xii., pt. i., no. 1447; pt. ii.,
159.
[448] "State Papers", ii., 465-6.
[449] "Letter of Browne to Cromwell", Id., 539-41.
[450] "Letters and Papers Henry VIII", xiii., pt. i., no. 961.
[451] "State Papers", ii., 570.
[452] Id., iii., 6.
[453] Id., ii., 516. "Letters", etc., xii., pt. 1, 159, 658, 769;
xiii., pt. 1, 1420.
[454] "State Papers", iii., 1-3.
[455] "State Papers", iii., 8, 29, 31.
[456] "Letters and Papers", xii., pt. 2, no. 64.
[457] "State Papers", ii., 560.
[458] Grey to Henry VIII, 26 July, 1538. Id. iii., 57 sqq.
[459] Browne to Cromwell, iii., 122-4.
[460] Id., 63-65.
[461] "State Papers", ii., 570.
[462] "State Papers", iii., 110.
[463] Id., iii., 18.
[464] "State Papers", iii., 122.
[465] "State Papers", iii., 35.
[466] Id., iii., 95.
[467] Id., iii., 103.
[468] "Annals of F. M.", 1537; "of Loch Cé", 1538 (correct date,
1538-9).
[469] "Hib. Dominiciana", pp. 726-52.
[470] "Letters and Papers Hen. VIII", vol. xi., no. 1416.
[471] "Irish Statutes", i., 127-32.
[472] "State Papers", ii., 438.
[473] "Calendar of Patent Rolls, Ireland", i., 55.
[474] "Calendar of Patent Rolls, Ireland", i., 54-55.
[475] "State Papers", iii., 130.
[476] "Letters and Papers", xiv., 1st pt., no. 1006.
[477] "State Papers", iii., 142-3.
[478] "Letters and Papers", xiv., pt. 1, no. 1021.
[479] For surrenders, cf. "Calendar of Patent Rolls", i., 53-9.
"Calendar of State Papers, Ireland (1509-73)", 56-58.
[480] For the pensions granted to the religious, cf. "Fiants of Henry
VIII" (App. Seventh Report Public Rec. Office). "Calendar of
Patent Rolls, Ireland", i., 59 sqq.
[481] For these grants, cf. "Fiants of Henry VIII. Seventh Report of D.
Keeper of P. R., Ireland."
[482] "Letters and Papers", xvi., no. 775.
[483] Under year 1537. The date is not correct.
[484] Mant, "Church History of Ireland", 1846, ii., 713.
[485] "State Papers", iii., 56-7, 136-7, 147, 175-6.
[486] "State Papers", ii., 514-5.
[487] Cf. "State Papers", vol. iii. "Letters and Papers Henry VIII",
xiii.-xvii. "Calendar of Documents, Ireland (1537-41)". "Calendar
of Carew Manuscripts", vol. i.
[488] "State Papers", iii., 332-3.
[489] Cf. "State Papers", ii., 480; iii., 30, 278.
[490] "Letters and Papers", xvi., no. 935. There is a clear discrepancy
between this document and the official report of St. Leger ("State
Papers", iii., 305) in regard to the ecclesiastics present.
[491] "State Papers", iii., 123.
[492] Id., 431.
[493] Gogarty, "The Dawn of the Reformation in Ireland" ("Ir. Th.
Quart.", viii.).
[494] Cf. "State Papers", vol. iii., 427 sqq., "Letters and Papers Hen.
VIII", xvi. p. 225, "Fiants of Hen. VIII" (157, 387).
[495] "State Papers", iii., 429.
[496] "Letters and Papers", xii., pt. 1, no. 1467.
[497] Id., xvi., p. 225.
[498] Cf. "Fiants of Henry VIII", nos. 104, 108, 147.
[499] Cf. Id., nos. 187, 262-3, 378.
[500] For these appointments, cf. "Calendar of Patent Rolls", i.,
1536-46.
[501] Bridgett, "Blunders and Forgeries", 1890, 244.
[502] "State Papers", iii., 305.
[503] Cf. Stuart-Coleman, "Historical Memoirs of Armagh", xi., Moran,
"Spicileg. Ossiriense", i., 13-32.
[504] "State Papers", iii., 429.
[505] Stuart-Coleman, xi. Gogarty, "Documents Concerning Primate
Dowdall", ("Archiv. Hib.", vols. i., ii.).
[506] Hogan, "Hibernia Ignatiana", 1880, 6-8.
[507] "State Papers", iii., 562. It is very probable, both from
internal and external evidence, that this letter is a forgery.
[508] "State Papers", iii., 555-66.
[509] Id., 580 sqq.
[510] "Carew Papers (1515-74)", 245-6.
[511] "Calendar of Patent and Close Rolls", i., 150.
[512] Shirley, "Original Letters and Papers", 3, 31.
[513] Shirley, "Original Letters and Papers", 18, 20.
[514] Id., 22-25.
[515] Shirley, "Original Letters and Papers", 22.
[516] Id., 32-5.
[517] Shirley, "Original Letters and Papers", 35. Renehan-McCarthy,
"Collections on Irish Church History", vol. i., 239.
[518] "Calendar of State Papers" (Ireland), i., 107.
[519] "Calendar of Carew Papers", i., 226-7.
[520] Shirley, op. cit., 41-2.
[521] Bagwell, "Ireland under the Tudors", i., 352.
[522] Shirley, op. cit., 47-8.
[523] "Archiv. Hib.", i., 260.
[524] Cf. "Archiv. Hib.", i., 264-76. Cox, "Hib. Anglicana", 288-90.
The report of the Conference is evidently garbled. It is due
probably to the pen of Robert Ware.
[525] Shirley, op. cit., 54-60.
[526] "Calendar Carew Papers", i., 231.
[527] "Archiv. Heb.", ii., 245.
[528] Id., 246.
[529] "Archiv. Hib.", ii., 246-55. (A very partial account of the
disputation.)
[530] Shirley, op. cit., 58-61.
[531] Bagwell, op. cit., i., 369.
[532] Shirley, op. cit., 62.
[533] Ware's "Works", i., 416-17.
[534] From his own account in "Vocacyon of John Bale", etc. ("Harl.
Miscell.", vi.).
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