Disorganization of the English Army 296 The Campaign opens 297 Siege of Maynooth 298 Storming of the Castle 299 The Pardon of Maynooth 300 The Rebellion collapses 301 Lord Leonard Grey 302 Fitzgerald surrenders 303 Dilemma of the Government 304 Execution of Fitzgerald 305 End of the Rebellion 306 CHAPTER IX. THE CATHOLIC MARTYRS. State of England in 1534 307 Temper of the Clergy 308 Order for Preaching 310 Secret Disaffection among the Clergy 312 The Confessional 313 Treasonable Intrigues 317 Catholic Treasons 318 Persecuting Laws against the Catholics 319 The Act of Supremacy 322 The Oath of Allegiance 326 Election of Paul the Third 328 Anxiety of the Emperor 330 Proposals for a Catholic Coalition 331 Counter-Overtures of Francis to Henry 332 Attitude of Henry 333 Distrust of France 335 England and the Papacy 336 The Penal Laws 337 The Battle of the Faiths 338 The Charterhouse Monks 339 The Anabaptist Martyrs 357 Fisher and More 359 Fisher named Cardinal 364 The Pope condescends to Falsehood 365 Fisher Tried and Sentenced 366 Execution of Fisher 367 Sir Thomas More 368 Effect upon Europe 377 Letter to Cassalis 382 Reply of the Pope 385 Bull of Deposition 386