The book "History of England from the fall of Wolsey to the death of Elizabeth. Volume II" was written by the famous British historian James Anthony Froude. In this part of his work, the author examines the events that took place in the period from the fall of Cardinal Wolsey to the death of Queen Elizabeth I. Froude examines in detail the political, social and cultural aspects of life in England during this period, recreating the complex relationships between the ruling aristocracy, the church and of the people His work is a significant addition to the study of English history of the Reformation and the Great Age. Froud's frank views and fascinating manner of presentation make this book an integral part of historical literature.