CHAPTER III.

Political Changes--Fresh Instructions from the Pope to Campeggio--

His Delays--He unbosoms himself to Francis--A Prediction--Arrival

of Campeggio--Wolsey's Uneasiness--Henry's Satisfaction--The

Cardinal's Project--Campeggio's Reception--First Interview with

the Queen and with the King--Useless Efforts to make Campeggio part

with the Decretal--The Nuncio's Conscience--Public Opinion--Measures

taken by the King--His Speech to the Lords and Aldermen--

Festivities--Wolsey seeks French Support--Contrariety, page 334

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