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CONTENTS.
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| Description of a Sanctuary | 228 | |
| State of the Welsh Marches | 229 | |
| Letters of Rowland Lee to Cromwell | 231 | |
| Want of Energy among the Magistrates | 234 | |
| Issue of a Special Commission | 237 | |
| The Abbots of Reading and Colchester | 239 | |
| The Abbot of Glastonbury | 240 | |
| Secretion of Plate and Jewels | 241 | |
| Evidence of Treason discovered against the Abbot | 244 | |
| The Abbot is tried at Wells | 246 | |
| And dies on Glastonbury Torre | 247 | |
| CHAPTER XVII. | ||
| ANNE OF CLEVES AND THE FALL OF CROMWELL. | ||
| Impatience of the Country for the King's Marriage | 248 | |
| Eagerness of Cromwell for an Alliance with the Lutherans | 249 | |
| Recommendations of Anne of Cleves | 251 | |
| Cromwell and the Peers | 253 | |
| Critical Position of Cromwell | 255 | |
| He prepares for his Fall | 257 | |
| Dissensions in the Privy Council | 259 | |
| Intemperance of the Protestants | 260 | |
| Prosecution of Dr Watts | 262 | |
| Charles V. at Paris | 264 | |
| Alarm in England and Exultation at Rome | 265 | |
| Charles brings with him an English Refugee | 266 | |
| Angry Interview between Charles and Sir Thomas Wyatt | 269 | |
| Anne of Cleves lands in England | 271 | |
| First Impressions on the King | 273 | |
| Anne arrives at Greenwich | 275 | |
