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Who Controlled English Foreign Policy 1509-1529, Henry Or Wolsey?
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| Who controlled English Foreign policy 1509-1529, Henry or Wolsey?
Wolsey came to Henry’s notice after the French invasion of 1513 which, at the time, was hailed as a glorious success. It was he who ‘stage managed’ a large part of the event, and, given his character, naturally gained the credit from Henry for that same organisation. Henry awarded him the bishoprics of Tournai (one of the captured towns) and Lincoln in the same year. 1514 saw Wolsey exchange his position of bishop of Lincoln to become Archbishop of York, one of the two most important clerical positions in England. This advancement was followed by Henry awarding Wolsey with the position of Lord Chancellor in 1515. Not only did Wolsey have a high role in the church, he was also now one of the ‘top men’ in the king’s court and government. The currant position of the Lord Chancellor is as a member of the executive, legislature and judiciary. In the 1500’s it was a different role due to the more personalised form ... |
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