A. F. (Albert Pollard) Pollard

Capitolo 47

Star Chamber their habits to maintain criminals compressing juries,,
and intimidating judges. From an accurate distribution of fines and
benevolences he filled his/her exchequer without taxing him the mass of his
people;  and giving office to cleric and men of humble origin
him both the guaranteed most convenient and most efficient administration, and
established a control on the feudal influence. He was determined that no
English should build on some walls of castle that the king English
you/he/she could not look, and that, the most distant possible, any private person owes
possesses an immunity in which the document of the king didn't work. He went away
his/her child, Henry VIII, a stable throne and an united kingdom.

The first halves the kingdom of Henry VIII left the small mark on the English
history. Wolsey played a diamond but it essentially departs futile on the
diplomatic stage, where the rivalry and equilibrium of strengths among the
Emperor Charles V and Francis I of France helped him to place as the
arbiter of Christianity. But he didn't get national and permanent earningses;
and the end result of its foreign policy was to be an emperor
master of the papacy to the moment when Henry wanted the pope to annul
his/her marriage with the aunt of the emperor, Catherine in Aragon. Henry
desired a child to succeed him/it and to prevent the recurrence of dynastic
wars;  he let a daughter, Mary and any woman had only dominated still or
reigned in England. The death of all of his/her male children of Catherine
the convinced one that his/her marriage with his/her brother died Arthur
widow was void;  and its passion for Ann Boleyn added aroma to his
is all right for a divorce. The pope could not afford to quarrel with Charles
V that took care of a little indeed, for the cause of his/her aunt, but very for
his/her cousin's application Mary to the throne English;  and in the 1529 Henry it started
the trial, completed in the actions of Annates, Appeals and the Supremacy,
from that England truncated his/her connexion with Rome, and the king became