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CONTENTS.
| CHAPTER XVI. | ||
| THE SIX ARTICLES. | ||
| Spirit of Persecution | 175 | |
| State of Parties | 176 | |
| The Creed of the King | 178 | |
| Prospects of Cromwell | 179 | |
| Appeal of Henry to the Nation | 180 | |
| General Pardon | 183 | |
| Difficulties of Protestantism | 185 | |
| Marriage of the Clergy | 186 | |
| An Execution at Ipswich | 188 | |
| Details of the Election of 1539 | 189 | |
| Despotic Interference at Canterbury | 191 | |
| Meeting of Parliament | 194 | |
| Appointment of a Committee of Opinion | 194 | |
| Attainder of the Poles | 196 | |
| The Duke of Norfolk opens the Discussion of the Six Articles | 198 | |
| Act of Proclamations | 201 | |
| Address of the King to the People | 203 | |
| Final Dissolution of the Monasteries | 205 | |
| Extension of the Episcopate | 207 | |
| The Bill of the Six Articles | 208 | |
| General Approbation of the Country | 212 | |
| Protest of Melancthon | 213 | |
| Development of the Statute | 216 | |
| The King interferes | 218 | |
| Second Pardon | 218 | |
| Condition of English Criminal Law | 220 | |
| The Severity of the Letter and the Laxity of the Execution | 223 | |
| Specimens in Illustration | 226 | |
