CSPI 127.18)." (Maley, 44) Hadfield notes this amount at £3, and explains that the Act for First Fruits gave the pope a "claim to a percentage of the income derived from the first year of any ecclesiastical benefice to the king." (191) Both Maley (44) and Hadfield (191-92) mention that Spenser satirizes unqualified (un-ordained) holders of clerical offices in Mother Hubberds Tale.]]>