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of Scots whose succession would for ever annex England to the Crown of France--the success of Gardener in governing the Parliament had raised his character above that of Pole, who was rather regarded as a good man that a great Minister the Former in the reign of Henry had made his religion subservient to his schemes, the latter had thought that no consideration ought ever to come in competition with the Catholic doctrines the benevolent disposition of Pole led him to adrese a toleration of the heretical tenets while the severe manners of Gardiner undesired him to support by
