Now cardinal Wolsey lives in misery as penniless archbishop of and in York, barred from court, hoping in vain Anne Boleyn who broke his hold on the king will reward his efforts as she once wrote, honors and offices are mainly distributed to the Boleyn clan, with Norfolk in charge -Charles Brandon neglects his joint presidency- of the royal council.—KGF Vissers
With Wolsey now banished to York and Sir Thomas More as the new Chancellor, the King appoints the Dukes of Norfolk and Suffolk as the presidents of his council, though Suffolk has little interest in matters of State. Wolsey is living in much reduced circumstances.—garykmcd
