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he told the king that he had fallen ill, but in reality he didn't approve of the way the king was handling religious matters.
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Who became Lord Chancellor to Henry VIII in 1529?
Thomas More
What Is Thomas More's symbol?
Thomas More is often associated with the symbol of an axe or a quill. The axe symbolizes his execution by beheading, while the quill represents his role as a writer and scholar.
What are the major accomplishments of Sir Thomas More?
He was a saint. he wrote utopia. lord chancellor of england for henry the VIII
Who is Thomas More in A Man for All Seasons?
He was the Lord Chancellor of England. When Henry VIII wanted to break from the Catholic Church & start the Anglican Church, Thomas More opposed it, & was subsequently Martyred by being beheaded.
Who became cardinal after wolsey?
Alaster Foxete Mostere. He was once a hairdresser
Which comes from the book by Sir Thomas More means a perfect place or situation?
Sir Thomas More (1478 - 1535), the ill-fated Lord Chancellor of Henry VIII (1491 - 1547), wrote the book "Utopia" in 1516.
What has the author Timothy Casey written?
Timothy Casey has written: 'Memoranda on the recently discovered portrait of Sir Thomas More (Blessed Thomas More), Lord High Chancellor of England under Henry VIII' -- subject(s): Portrait painting
When was Saint Thomas More a king?
Thomas More was never a king. He was the Chancellor of England uner King Henry VIII.
Who was chancellor of England during the time of King Henry VIII?
Thomas More
Who was the chancellor of England he was executed for maintaining the Pope's supremacy over the English church?
Thomas More
Where was Thomas More assassinated?
Sir Thomas More (1478 - 1535), the ill-fated Lord Chancellor of Henry VIII (1491 - 1547) was not actually assassinated. He was sentenced to death for refusing to agree to the divorce of the king from Queen Catherine of Aragon, and the king's subsequent marriage to Anne Boleyn. Sir Thomas was executed on the 6 July 1535 by beheading, on Tower Hill, the Tower of London.
Who was Henry VIII's Lord Chancelor?
Cardinal wolsey, then Thomas More
