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Title: A panegyrick on Cardinal Wolsey
Author: Anonymous
Date(s): 173- ?
Manuscript: Lt 13
Contents: Satirical praise supposedly of Cardinal Wolsey but probably attacking Sir
Robert Walpole's conduct of affairs
The life of Cardinal Wolsey : with several copper plates
Fiddes, Richard (1671-1725)
1724
"Collections" of documents, letters, etc., in Latin and English, including "An essay towards a vindication of Cardinal Wolsey from certain popular imputations": 260 p. at end.
Title: On part of Cardinal Wolsys tomb found in the ruines at Whitehall
Author: Anonymous
Attribution: My deare Harry (f.137v)
Date(s): 166- ?
Manuscript: Lt 82
Contents: Outspoken attack on the crimes, vices and selfish ambition of
Cardinal Wolsey, following the discovery of his tomb
Title: Greatnes
Author: Shakespeare, William
Date(s): 1613
Manuscript: Lt 15
Contents: Cardinal Wolsey's speech on his rise and fall from Shakespeare's play "Henry
VIII", III.2. Annotated at head, "Cato died like a fool, only fearing such a
fellow as Caesar's smile".
Grant
7 Dec 1516
1. Thomas, Cardinal priest of the title of St. Cecilia, archbishop of York, legate of the apostolic see, Chancellor of England (Thomas Wolsey) 2. Miles Staveley and John Staveley his son household ...
Gespräche in dem Reiche derer Todten
Fassmann, David (1683-1744)
1730-1732
Each part has an individual title-page, but the pagination is continuous. Anon., by D. Fassmann. Contents: 147: zwischen Domitia Longina, des Kaysers Domitiani Gemahlin, und der Königin von Franc...
Title: [unknown]
Author: Knevet, Ralph
Date(s): 166- ?
Manuscript: Lt q 37
Contents: Religious poem asking for a purer heart, so that it might be a suitable place for God to dwell in. Occurs as "Sanctification" in Knevet's "A Gallery to the Temple" (BL Add MS 27447). Right hand edge of text lost.
The negotiations of Thomas Woolsey, the great Cardinall of England : containing his life and death, viz. 1. The originall of his promotion. 2. The continuance in his magnificence. 3. His fall, death, and buriall
Cavendish, George (1500-1561?)
1641
Written by George Cavendish. First edition. Pagination slightly irregular.