The King's Great Matter summary
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- The King's Great Matter + The Henrician Reformation
- 1. Succession no male heir- longevity Tudor dynasty Fame, glory, mortality- can't be achieved
- 2. The legality of the marriage to Catherine Incurred God's wrath- no fruit (cursed) Bessie Blount - Henry Fitzroy= Duke of Richmond
- 3. The bible and divorce: leviticus Cp.20Vs 21 They will be childless Tantamount= equal Mary Amateur Biblical Scholar defender of the faith- Defence of the 7 sacraments 1521
- 4. Arguments against divorce annulment from Pope? Contradicting Bible Remarried
- 5. The Book of Deuteronomy Chapter 25v5 Context different Marriage is supported Counterargument
- 6. The Papal Dispensation Pope Julius II 1502 dispensation special allowance HVIII- asks Arthur dies
- 7. Catherine of Aragon opposition Nephew Charles V- power Refused Arthur Marriage never consummated 1427 sacking of Rome
- 8. Anne Boleyn Contribution Niece of Howards- 1523 Present at Court- France Leviticus irrelevant Love letters to Anne- gushing Refuses to sleep with him- doesn't want be like the sister
- 9. Continuing Stalemate- divorce 29-32 Wolsey fell from power couldn't get divorce- died 30 Thomas Cromwell- humble, taught by Wolsey Bishiop Fisher of Rochester More= chancellor Fall from Grace- Lord chancellor/ prime minister
- 10. Limited impact of the Reformation Parliamen
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