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HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
raged God, the historian does not claim to state, and, in fact, is not able to throw any light upon it at the price agreed upon for this book.
A COOLNESS BETWEEN THE KING AND THE ARCHBISHOP.
Trouble now arose between the king and the archbishop; a protracted coolness, during which the king's pew grew gray with dust, and he had to baptize and confirm his own children in addition to his other work.
The king now summoned the prelates; but
