When Henry VIII became king in 1509, Thomas Wolsey's rapid rise began. He made a name for himself as an efficient administrator, both for the Crown and the church. Henry VIII began delegating more and more state business to him, including near-complete control of England's foreign policy. Wolsey's finest hour was when he arranged the Field of the Cloth of Gold, like a Tudor summit meeting, which he devised for Henry to meet the King of France.
After The Battle of the Spurs in 1513, Henry VIII fell in favour of Wolsey, after all Wolsey did most if not all of the prepartation leading to Henry's victory in France. By 1514, Thomas Wolsey was made Lord Chancellor of England, one of the most powerful men in England.
Henry VIII wanted to execute Cardinal Tomas Wolsey because he had not been able to get a divorse for Catherine of Aragon. Because the Pope wouldn't let him.
Thomas Wolsey a really powerful man in HenryVIII's time
Thomas Wolsey or Cardinal Wolsey.
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Louis Wolsey has written: 'Sermons and addresses'
He took it from Cardinal Wolsey because he(Wolsey) couldn't get a divorce for Henry. This inability ultimately brought on Wolsey's imprisonment.
Wolsey was a political/Church official during the time of Henry VIII. Henry and Wolsey were very close for many years, but after Wolsey could not get Henry the divorce he wanted Henry arrested him and would have beheaded him had he not died on his way to prison
Henry Wolsey Bayfield was born on 1795-01-21.
Henry Wolsey Bayfield died on 1885-02-10.
Cardinal Wolsey,Also known as Thomas Wolsey
Yes, Cardinal Wolsey had two children by Joan Larke. They were called Thomas and Dorothy Wynter.