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The Imperialists undertake to execute the Sentence	105
Obscurity of the Papal Diplomacy	107
The Duke of Guise sent to warn Henry	108
The French Fleet watch the Channel	109
Commission at Lambeth to receive the Oath	111
More and Fisher refuse to swear	113
Debate in the Council	115
They are sent to the Tower	118
Proclamation on the Abolition of the Pope's Authority	119
Circular to the Sheriffs	120
Death and Character of Clement VII.	123
CHAPTER VIII.
THE IRISH REBELLION.
The Vision of the Holy Brigitta	124
State of Ireland	125
The Norman Conquest	125
The Irish Reaction and its Causes	127
Assimilation of the Normans to the Native Population	129
Perplexity of English Statesmen	131
Irregular Character of the English Administration	133
Peculiarities of the Irish Disposition	134
Division of the Country	137
Independence of the Chiefs	141
Wretchedness of the People	142
English and Irish Estimates of Anarchy	143
Ireland for the Irish	145
Coyne and Livery	145
The Geraldines of Kildare	146
Deputation of the Earl of Surrey	151
Exhortation of Henry to the Irish Chiefs	151
Surrey's Successes and Recall	154