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CONTENTS OF VOLUME III.
CHAPTER XIV. | ||
THE COMMISSION OF CARDINAL POLE. | ||
Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve in St Peter's | 1 | |
Reginald Pole is commissioned to France and Flanders | 3 | |
The Pope's Letters | 5 | |
Fresh Disturbances in Yorkshire | 8 | |
Insurrection of Bigod and Hallam | 9 | |
Divided Counsels | 13 | |
The Duke of Norfolk at Pomfret | 15 | |
Attack on Carlisle | 16 | |
Martial Law and Executions | 19 | |
The King of France refuses an Interview to Pole | 20 | |
Pole retires to Cambray, and thence to Liège | 21 | |
Treasons and Arrests in England | 23 | |
Aske, Darcy, and Constable | 25 | |
Trials of the Lincolnshire Prisoners | 27 | |
Trials in Yorkshire and London | 29 | |
Last Petitions of Aske and Darcy | 33 | |
Executions on Tower Hill and at Tyburn | 34 | |
Death of Aske | 38 | |
The noble Catholics and the ignoble | 40 | |
Reginald Pole at Liège | 40 | |
Cromwell and Michael Throgmorton | 43 | |
Illustrative Sketches of the Condition of England | 49 |