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Prime Minister to King HENRY VIII,

I. Of his Birth, and the various to his Disgrace and Death, in-

Steps he took to attain Pre- cluding the general Transac-

ferment, connected with Af. tions of Europe,

fairs, both Foreign and Do-||III. Memoirs of the Emperor

mestick, from the Death of CHARLES V. HENRY VIII.

EDWARD IV, to the End and FRANCIS I. from the

of the Reign of HENRY Demise of the Cardinal to

VII.

their respective Deaths.

II. Of his Conduct and Ma-||IV. The secret History of the

nagement while Prime Mini- Cardinal, by George Caven-
ster, (commencing with the dish, Efq; his Gentleman Usher,
Reign of Henry VIII.) and written in the Reign of PHILIP
continued by way of Annals and MARY.

In which are interspersed
The Lives and memorable ACTIONS of the most eminent

Persons : And the whole illustrated with Political and

Moral Reflections.
Collected from antient Records, MANUSCRIPTS, and

HISTORIANS.
Ne quid Falsi dicere audeat, ne quid veri non audeut. Cic.

Ob fatal Love of Fame ! Ob glorious Heat !

Only deftruétive to the Brave and Great. ADDIS.
VOL. II. Adorn'd with Cuts, and a compleat INDEX.

L O N D 0 N:
Printed by J. Purser, for the AUTHOR,

And fold by J. STAGG, in Westminster-Hall; H. CHAPELLE,

in Grosvenor-street; R. DODSLEY, in Pall-mall; J. Nourse and

R. SANDBY, at Temple-Bar, J. WORRAL, in Bell yard; J. Whis-

TON, in Fleet.ftreet; T. Astley, in St. Paul's Churcb-yard; J.

CLARKE, W. MEADOWS, J. CROKATT, and R. WILLOCK, at the

Royal Exchange ; R. CHANDLER and C. Ward, at York and Scar-

borough; and J. HUGGONSON, on Ludgate-Hill. MDCCXLIII.

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His moft Obedient,
Humble Servant,

J. GROVE.

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