
Freston Tower, A Tale Of The Times Of Cardinal Wolsey
Restored Classics to Go EditionBy Richard CobboldLength13h 1m
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This edition has been fully restored with modern typesetting, custom cover design. "Freston Tower: A Tale of the Times of Cardinal Wolsey" by Rev. R. Cobbold is a richly woven narrative that explores the life of young Thomas Wolsey alongside the historical and cultural backdrop of the Reformation. The story delves into themes of ambition, nobility, and the consequences of pride through the intertwined destinies of its characters, set against the scenic banks of the Orwell River and the noble estate of Freston Tower in Suffolk. The narrative introduces Thomas Wolsey as a precocious youth, whose thirst for knowledge and intellectual prowess is recognized by the educated elite of Ipswich. Mentored by Lord De Freston, Wolsey's potential is nurtured with promises of a future at Oxford, though his ambition begins to distance him from the simple joys and friendships of his youth. A budding rivalry with William Latimer, cousin of Lord De Freston's daughter Ellen, further complicates Wolsey's personal and scholarly pursuits. As the plot unfolds, Wolsey's character is influenced by encounters with influential figures such as Bishop Goldwell, who encourages his ambitions within the church. This relationship foreshadows Wolsey's future rise in ecclesiastical power, contrasting with his earlier reformist aspirations and complicating his relationships with peers committed to religious reform. The narrative captures the complexities of ambition and moral growth amid the religious upheaval of the Reformation. It highlights the tension between individual conscience and institutional authority, as characters like Bilney challenge the status quo, revealing the broader struggles against religious oppression. Cobbold's tale ultimately offers a profound reflection on the interplay of fate, justice, and the moral implications of power, set within the rich historical tapestry of Tudor England.
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GenreHistorical Fiction, Christian & Inspirational
Length13 hrs 1 min
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 14, 2025
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1FRESTON TOWER:
2PREFACE.
3CHAPTER I. GENIUS.
4CHAPTER II. RIVALSHIP.
5CHAPTER III. THE GREETING.
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6CHAPTER IV. THE CONVERSATION.
7CHAPTER V. THE CASTLE AND COMPANY.
8CHAPTER VI. THE EXCURSION.
9CHAPTER VII. THE VISIT.
10CHAPTER VIII. THE EVENT.
11CHAPTER IX. COLLEGE CAREER.
12CHAPTER X. ELLEN AND HER SUITORS.
13CHAPTER XI. THE CONVERSATION.
14CHAPTER XII. THE PALACE.
15CHAPTER XIII. THE RECEPTION.
16CHAPTER XIV. THE RECLUSE.
17CHAPTER XV. THE JUDGMENT.
18CHAPTER XVI. JUDGMENT CONTINUED.
19CHAPTER XVII. ST. IVAN'S WARNING.
20CHAPTER XVIII. THE FALL OF THE PALACE OF WYKES
21CHAPTER XIX. ST. IVAN'S FUNERAL.
22CHAPTER XX. A MEMORABLE NIGHT.
23CHAPTER XXI. THE FATE OF THE SWIMMER.
24CHAPTER XXII. WOLSEY.
25CHAPTER XXIII. CHANGES.
26CHAPTER XXIV. AFFECTIONS.
27CHAPTER XXV. THE LETTER.
28CHAPTER XXVI. THE JOURNEY.
29CHAPTER XXVII. THE INTERVIEW.
30CHAPTER XXVIII. THE MARRIAGE PROCESSION.
31CHAPTER XXIX. THE MARRIAGE CEREMONY.
32CHAPTER XXX. THE REVELATION.
33CHAPTER XXXI. THE PUNISHMENT.
34CHAPTER XXXII. THE MONASTERIES.
35CHAPTER XXXIII. THE REFORMERS.
36CHAPTER XXXIV. THE ARREST.
37CHAPTER XXXV. THE LETTER.
38CHAPTER XXXVI. THE SUMMONS.
39CHAPTER XXXVII THE ARRIVAL.
40CHAPTER XXXVIII. THE DEPARTURE.
41CHAPTER XXXIX. THE CHANGE.
42CHAPTER XL. THE INTERVIEW.
43CHAPTER XLI. THE ARGUMENT.
44CHAPTER XLII. ENJOYMENT.
45CHAPTER XLIII. HOSPITALITY.
46CHAPTER XLIV. THE FALL
47CHAPTER XLV. THE COURTIER.
48CHAPTER XLVI. GOLDWELL HALL.
49CHAPTER XLVII. PRIDE.
50CHAPTER XLVIII. THE PLOT.