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Thomas Cromwell and the Project of Dissolving Monasteries in England 1540- 1536 | ||
| Al Malweah for Archaeological and Historical studies | ||
| Article 1, Volume 4, Issue 10, 2017, Pages 279-300 | ||
| Author | ||
| Ahmed Saleh Abbush | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Thomas Cromwell is considered as one of the greatest minsters for the king Henry VIII since he had many significant deeds which deeply affected England modern history. His character was very stuff and he embraced the Machiavellian principle. He advised Henry VIII to the separation from the Church of Rome and to establish the national England Church to be headed by the king himself. After this brilliant step, he sought the establishment of a great project with which England and the Crown could gain a lot of money. This project was represented by the dissolution of the small and the big monasteries all over the country. Cromwell did not face any real obstacles while implementing his project and so he was called ''the destroyer of the Monasteries''. As a result, Henry VIII: Achieved the in Dependency of England Church, he become the supreme head of it and he filled his banks with the money which was previously went to the Church of Rome. | ||
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