History Tudor s2 2.1
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- Section 2 : 2.1 The King’s ‘Great Matter’
- Pg 33-40
- The break from Rome, c1529-1536
- Reginald Pole
- 1500-58
- Great grandson of Duke of York
- Key Renaissance Humanist thinker
- Refused to support H’s annulment with C of A
- H tried to have him assassinated
- Henry’s relig beliefs
- He & C of A describes as Humanists
- Supported Cath but interested in Renaissance
- Thomas More, discussed removing superstition from church
- ‘Giodly Prince’ owing obedience to Pope
- Wanted to love like European Princes
- He knew Pope had authority over his marriage
- Deeply committed to faith & relationship with God
- Attended Mass at least once a day & went on a Pilgrimage
- He & C of A describes as Humanists
- Concerns over succession
- Worries about civil war
- H surrounded by people with claim to throne d
- C of A was older- she had suffered miscarriages & still borns etc
- Mary I
- Women perceived as weak leadersd
- Queen Matilda
- Women perceived as weak leadersd
- Mary I
- H referred to Biblical scripture to support need to end marriage
- Deuteronomy
- The case for divorce
- H had failed to produce a legitimate son with C of A
- But had an illegitimate son with mistress
- H thought marriage was sinful in eyes of God
- But had an illegitimate son with mistress
- C of A found out H plan & believed her marriage was valid- referred to Relig
- Marriage was sacrament in Cath church- could not separate
- C of A strong Cath
- Her nephew- Charles V was holding Pope captive
- Marriage was sacrament in Cath church- could not separate
- H claimed he had a troubled conscience
- He aimed to seek an annulment from Pope
- H’s interest in Anne Boleyn
- C of A strengthen determination to retain marriage
- Made job for annulment from Pope harder for Cardinal Wolsey
- H had failed to produce a legitimate son with C of A
- C of A and her supporters
- March 1529- Blackfriars Court
- Campeggio
- Speech
- Made it clear she would appeal to Rome
- She had considerable support in Eng
- But faction & Duke of Norfolk reduced C of A’s support
- Thomas More & John Fisher supported C of A
- Fisher = Bishop of Rochester
- Anna Boleyn relegated as H’s consort
- Lose royal favour
- Huge support from Charles v
- March 1529- Blackfriars Court
- Cardinal Wolsey & Anne Boleyn
- Wolsey replaced by More in Oct 1529
- Parl called a month later to pressure Pope
- Wolsey failed to gain annulment
- Letters between Anne & H 1527-
- Her uncle- Duke of Norfolk
- Anne exposes H to new texts
- Fish’s Supplication of the Beggars
- criticised greedy & overfed clerics
- Fish’s Supplication of the Beggars
- Wolsey replaced by More in Oct 1529
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