Original sentence: , when news of Pope Adrian's election had arrived in England, John of Salisbury was sent by Henry to congratulate him, and get this letter [the bull] in a "hugger-mugger way," from the Pope.Duncan Mackie writes that those who desire to do away altogether with Adrian's grant of Ireland,  find in the last chapter of the sixth book of the Metalogicus,  an account of the transaction between John and Pope Adrian and in this passage is an almost insurmountable difficulty.The letter, according to the Rev
Edited sentence: , when news of Pope Adrian's election had arrived in England, John of Salisbury was sent by Henry to congratulate him, and get this letter [Laudabiliter] in a "hugger-mugger way," from the Pope.Duncan Mackie writes that those who desire to do away altogether with Laudabiliter,  find in the last chapter of the sixth book of the Metalogicus,  an account of the transaction between John and Pope Adrian and in this passage is an almost insurmountable difficulty.The Laudabiliter, according to the Rev