Church and State essentially distinct--Their fundamental Principles-- What restores Life to the Church--Separation from Rome necessary-- Reform and Liberty--The New Testament crosses the sea--Is hidden in London--Garret's Preaching and Zeal--Dissemination of Scripture--What the People find in it--The Effects it produces-- Tyndale's Explanations--Roper, More's son-in-law--Garret carries Tyndale's Testament to Oxford--Henry and his Valet--The Supplication of the Beggars--Two Sorts of Beggars--Evils caused by Priests--More's Supplications of the Souls in Purgatory, page 228 CHAPTER II. The two Authorities--Commencement of the Search--Garret at Oxford-- His Flight--His return and Imprisonment--Escapes and takes Refuge with Dalaber--Garret and Dalaber at Prayer--The _Magnificat_-- Surprise among the Doctors--Clark's Advice--Fraternal Love at Oxford--Alarm of Dalaber--His Arrest and Examination--He is tortured--Garret and twenty Fellows imprisoned--The Cellar-- Condemnation and Humiliation, page 238 CHAPTER III. Persecution at Cambridge--Barnes arrested--A grand Search--Barnes at Wolsey's Palace--Interrogated by the Cardinal--Conversation between Wolsey and Barnes--Barnes threatened with the Stake--His Fall and public Penance--Richard Bayfield--His Faith and Imprisonment--Visits Cambridge--Joins Tyndale--The Confessors in the Cellar at Oxford--Four of them die--The rest liberated, page 246 CHAPTER IV. Luther's Letter to the King--Henry's Anger--His Reply--Luther's Resolution--Persecutions--Barnes escapes--Proclamations against the New Testament--W. Roy to Caiaphas--Third Edition of the New Testament--The Triumph of Law and Liberty--Hacket attacks the Printer--Hacket's Complaints--A seizure--The Year 1526 in England, page 255 CHAPTER V. Wolsey desires to be revenged--The Divorce suggested--Henry's Sentiments towards the Queen--Wolsey's first Steps--Longland's Proceedings--Refusal of Margaret of Valois--Objection of the Bishop of Tarbes--Henry's uneasiness--Catherine's Alarm--Mission to Spain, page 261 CHAPTER VI. Anne Boleyn appointed Maid of Honour to Catherine--Lord Percy becomes attached to her--Wolsey separates them--Anne Enters Margaret's Household--Siege of Rome; Cromwell--Wolsey's Intercession for the Popedom--He demands the Hand of Renée of France for Henry--Failure--Anne re-appears at Court--Repels the king's Advances--Henry's Letter--He resolves to accelerate the Divorce--Two Motives which induce Anne to refuse the Crown-- Wolsey's Opposition, page 267 CHAPTER VII.