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There was a story that after Wolsey became Cardinal Legate, and had taken to dining like a king, with the ranking nobleman present holding a silver ewer for him to wash his hands, Buckingham had marked his distaste for the office by pouring the water over the Cardinal’s shoes.


Source:

Mattingly, Garrett. “Part II: England’s Queen (1509-1527); Chapter Four, Section v” Catherine of Aragon. New York: Quality Paperback , 1990. 215. Print.


Further Reading:

Thomas Wolsey

>There was a story that after [Wolsey](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/ce/Cardinal_Wolsey_Christ_Church.jpg) became Cardinal Legate, and had taken to dining like a king, with the ranking nobleman present holding a silver ewer for him to wash his hands, Buckingham had marked his distaste for the office by pouring the water over the Cardinal’s shoes. ________________________ **Source:** Mattingly, Garrett. “Part II: England’s Queen (1509-1527); Chapter Four, Section v” *Catherine of Aragon*. New York: Quality Paperback , 1990. 215. Print. ________________________ **Further Reading:** [Thomas Wolsey](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Wolsey)

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