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Sir Thomas More, though you have
heinously offended the King's majesty...
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...we hope that if you'll even now
forethink and repent of obstinate opinion...
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...you may still taste his gracious pardon.
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My lords, I thank you.
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As for the matters
you may charge me with...
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...I fear from my present weakness,
that neither my wit...
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...nor my memory will serve...
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...to make sufficient answer.
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I should be glad to sit down.
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A chair for the prisoner.
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Master Secretary Cromwell,
have you the charge?
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-I have, my lord.
-Then read the charge.
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"That you did wilfully and maliciously
deny and deprive...
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"...our liege, Lord Henry,
of his undoubted certain title...
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"...Supreme Head of the Church
in England."
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But, I have never denied this title.
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At Westminster Hall, at Lambeth,
and again at Richmond...
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...you stubbornly refused the oath.
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Was this no denial?