:29:00
By my guard, l would as soon take
up arms against Rome...
:29:04
...than against the Scots.
:29:06
Would you have me declare war...
:29:08
...on the entire
Catholic world, Mr. Cromwell?
:29:11
lt is your duty
to defend our church, sir.
:29:15
We are speaking now
of a matter of international policy.
:29:22
ls Your Majesty sure that it"s not a
matter of domestic expediency?
:29:29
l would remind you that
you are addressing your king.
:29:32
Mr. Cromwell, you are impertinent.
:29:38
Such issues are beyond
good manners, sir.
:29:44
Catholicism is more than a religion,
it is a political power.
:29:48
Therefore, l am led to believe there
will be no peace in lreland...
:29:51
...until the Catholic Church is crushed.
:29:56
Your Majesty.
:30:02
These gentlemen are
from the Parliament.
:30:32
Your Majesty, Parliament has
drawn up this document...
:30:35
...in which are set out
our main grievances.
:30:38
lt is our belief that the
demands made here...
:30:42
...are only those that
are just and lawful...
:30:44
...and in the best interests
of both crown and kingdom.
:30:48
l shall examine these proposals
most carefully, Mr. Pym.
:30:55
Gentlemen.