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Who preceded Sir Thomas More?
Thomas Wolsey or Cardinal Wolsey.
Did cardinal wolsey have children?
Yes, Cardinal Wolsey had two children by Joan Larke. They were called Thomas and Dorothy Wynter.
Who was the cardinal who failed to get Henry VIII a divorce?
Cardinal Wolsey
What positions in the Church did Thomas Wolsey hold?
Thomas Wolsey (c.march 1473 - 29 November 1530; sometimes spelled Woolsey) was an English political figure and cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church. When Henry VIII became king of England in 1509, Wolsey became the King's almoner
Why was Cardinal Wolsey nicknamed 'The Glorious Peacock'?
Cardinal Wolsey "had the most significant plumage in all the kingdom, it was the envy of people and peacocks alike"
Who was Henry viii's right hand man?
Cardinal Wolsey,Also known as Thomas Wolsey
Who did Henry viii give Hampton court to?
Cardinal Thomas Wolsey built Hampton Court with his own money as a palace for himself but it quickly became a favorite for Henry VIII. When Wolsey fell from power Henry took Hampton Court from his former friend. To learn more about Henry VIII or Cardinal Wolsey go to TudorHistory.org.
How did Henry acquire hamton court palace?
He took it from Cardinal Wolsey because he(Wolsey) couldn't get a divorce for Henry. This inability ultimately brought on Wolsey's imprisonment.
Which Cardinal was henrys lord chancellor from 1515 to1530?
Cardinal Wolsey. He was Chancellor of England and primate
Who owned Hampton court palace before Henry VIII?
Cardinal Wolsey
Why did Henry VIII become angry with Cardinal Wolsey?
because Wolsey was having a heard time securing a divorce for Henry and Catherine so that he could marry Anne Boleyn
Was cardinal wolsey married?
Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, the English statesman and churchman, was never married. He dedicated his life to his ecclesiastical career and held significant positions, including that of Lord Chancellor. His commitment to the church and his political ambitions left no room for marriage or a family life. Wolsey's focus on his duties ultimately contributed to his rise and fall in the Tudor court.
