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Appointment of Thomas [Wolsey,] cardinal priest of St. Cecilia, [archbishop] of York,...

Catalogue reference: SC 7/26/35

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This record is about the Appointment of Thomas [Wolsey,] cardinal priest of St. Cecilia, [archbishop] of York,... dating from 1518 May 17. in the series Special Collections: Papal Bulls. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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SC 7/26/35
Date
1518 May 17.
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Appointment of Thomas [Wolsey,] cardinal priest of St. Cecilia, [archbishop] of York, and papal legate, together with Laurence [Campegio,] cardinal priest of St. Thomas in Parione, to negotiate with Henry VIII. concerning a general peace and the proposedexpedition against the Turks. Inter reliquas . . . St. Peter's, Rome. 16 Kal. Jun., 6 Leo X.

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Litigation
Farming
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Special Collections: Papal Bulls

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