Wolsey's background

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What does alter rex mean?

Other king

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Where did he study?

Magdalen college, Oxford at 15

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Why was he resented by the nobles?

He came from a lowly background (his dad was a butcher), he was very wealthy and owned many lavish properties (Hampton Court palace), he was Henry’s chief advisor so they had a very close relationship

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What was the traditionalist view of Wolsey?

He guided the policies and ultimately made the decisions

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What was the revisonist view of Wolsey?

Henry controlled Wolsey ad used him as a puppet to do his work

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Why did W stand out from experienced officials?

He took on all the organisational tasks for the expedition to F in 1513 and the others didn’t want to

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What did he achieve in the 1st French war?

Overcome logistical obstacles in supplying the army and those in opposition to the king

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Which of Henry VII’s advisors were removed?

Dudley, Fox and Warham wanted political retirement opening up space for W

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Who was W chaplain for and what did this mean?

Henry VII, then Dean of Lincoln so he had been sent on diplomatic missions for the king

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What else with Henry meant W had more control?

H was less interested in the day-to-day running of the country and more in sports and courtly life