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In November 1530, the pursuit of a papal dispensation and annulment was still on the cards. Once more, papal legates were sent to England and, once again, the negotiations and discussions dragged on. Meanwhile, Wolsey made a bold move that would cost him even more than his titles, lands and wealth. The cardinal was accused of contacting the Pope to ask ‘to excommunicate the king and lay an interdict on his kingdom, unless he immediately dismissed the Lady Anne from court’. Wolsey’s aim was to inspire an uprising throughout the country, and ‘in the midst of confusion seize again the reins of government’. De Vaux, the French ambassador whom Wolsey believed to be an ally, was in fact some sort of double agent, and reported the news, blaming the cardinal for ‘his malignity and bad conduct’. With this evidence, and the gravity of the accusations made against Wolsey, his arrest was imminent. There was nothing he could say or do to save his life.