[124] Documents in the Corpus Reformatorum ii. 1032, iii. 42.
[125] Henry VIII to the judges—in Halliwell i. 342 (25 June 1535).
[126] Burnet, History of the Reformation i. 213. Soames, History of the Reformation ii. 157.
[127] Seckendorf, Historia Lutheranismi iii. 13, xxxix. p. 112: my German History iv. 46.
[128] Injunctions given by the authority of the King. Burnet's Collection p. 160.
[129] Prior of Charterhouse (Houghton), Speech, in Strype i. 313.
[130] Froude, History of England iii. 104.
[131] 'The people were unsatisfyed that the parliament was not held at York; but our King alledged that since they had not restaured all the religious houses [as they had promised] he was not bound strictly to hold promise with them.' Herbert, Henry VIII, p. 428.
[132] Los impedimentos en que esta S. M. por la malignidad del dicho rey de Francia que haze gran fundamento en la adherencia del dicho rey de Inglaterra, y la obstinacion ceguedad y pertinacia en que esta. (Report in the State Archives at Paris.)
[133] As it is said in the Emperor's letter of refusal to his ambassador at Rome. 'Los desviados de Germania se juntarian mas estrechamente con el rey de Inglaterra.' (Document in the Archives at Paris.)