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The next great Business was the Retrieving of a Statute made in the Twenty seventh year of King Henry the Eighth: By which all Chan∣tries, Colleges, Free-Chappels, and Hospitals were given to the King. But he died before he had taken many of them into his Possession.
And the Grandees of the Court not being wil∣ling to lose so Rich a Booty, it was set on foot again, and carried in this present Parliament. In which were Granted to the King, all Chan∣tries, Colleges, Free-Chappels, Hospitals, Fra∣ternities, Brotherhoods and Gilds (not already seized on by his Father) with all their Lands, and Goods: which being sold at a low rate, enriched many and ennobled some: And there∣fore made them firm in maintaining the change.
Thus Dr. Heylyn concerning the ground of main∣taining this Change of Religion.