Wolsey was on his way back from York to see Henry VIII who had summoned him. He died of an unknown illness - that is all that is known. A recent TV historical-drama called The Tudors took artistic license suggesting that He (Wolsey) took his own life by sliting his neck in Leicester. Regardless, had he completed the journey it seems likely that he would have been executed after the king had questioned him.
wolsey died on his way to trial in london, had he completed the journey he brobably would have been executed
1530
Henry Wolsey Bayfield died on 1885-02-10.
Thomas Wolsey or Cardinal Wolsey.
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Louis Wolsey has written: 'Sermons and addresses'
He took it from Cardinal Wolsey because he(Wolsey) couldn't get a divorce for Henry. This inability ultimately brought on Wolsey's imprisonment.
Wolsey was a political/Church official during the time of Henry VIII. Henry and Wolsey were very close for many years, but after Wolsey could not get Henry the divorce he wanted Henry arrested him and would have beheaded him had he not died on his way to prison
Henry Wolsey Bayfield was born on 1795-01-21.
Cardinal Wolsey,Also known as Thomas Wolsey
Yes, Cardinal Wolsey had two children by Joan Larke. They were called Thomas and Dorothy Wynter.
After The Battle of the Spurs in 1513, Henry VIII fell in favour of Wolsey, after all Wolsey did most if not all of the prepartation leading to Henry's victory in France. By 1514, Thomas Wolsey was made Lord Chancellor of England, one of the most powerful men in England.
Cardinal Wolsey "had the most significant plumage in all the kingdom, it was the envy of people and peacocks alike"