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What would have happened if the pope had allowed king Henry to end his marriage?
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∙ 11y ago
The Pope in Rome might still be the official head of the State religion in Great Britain. Certainly this would have had a considerable impact on subsequent monarchs, since there were quite a few who were killed/deposed for being "too Catholic".
However, it probably wouldn't have actually have made all that much difference after all. Henry had issues with the Church, and the refusal of the divorce was in some ways just "the straw that broke the camel's back". Henry was quite unhappy with the fact that a man he regarded as essentially just another Italian prince had so much power in Henry's own realm. The divorce was an example of the larger issues, and not by any means the only or even the most important one.
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