Cal._, i., 137; _L.

and P._, i., 4502, 4582.] * * * * * The results of the campaign of 1513 were a striking vindication of the refusal of Henry VIII.

and Wolsey to rest under the stigma of their Spanish expedition of 1512.

English prestige was not only restored, but raised higher than it had stood since the death of Henry V., whose "name," said Pasqualigo, a Venetian in London, "Henry VIII.

would now renew".