The Life of Archbishop Cranmer - Charles Webb Le Bas - Google Книги

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to assist in revising the Translation of the Bible-Cran-

mer's care for the Marches of Calais-Negociations with

the Protestant Princes of Germany-Bull of Pious III.

against Henry-Official publication of it delayed-The

Bull injurious to the Papacy-Changes in the Episcopal

Bench-Cromwell made Vicegerent-Dissolution of the

Monasteries-Sentiments of Cranmer respecting it-Fall

of Anne Boleyn-Cranmer's Letter to the King in her

behalf-Her marriage annulled-The King marries Jane

Seymour the day after Anne Boleyn's execution

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New Act for the Succession-Act for renouncing the power

of the Pope-Meeting of Convocation-Debates there-

The Address of Alexander Aless-Articles agreed upon-

Which are unsatisfactory both to Papists and Protestants

-Injunctions issued in the King's name The Bible to

be placed in Churches-Declaration of the Divines, re-

specting Councils-Protestation of the King against the

Council then summoned-The "Bishops' Book"-Cran-

mer's interview with an ignorant Priest who had reviled

him-Reluctant obedience to the Injunctions-Cranmer's

Letter to Cromwell on this subject-Matthew's Bible-

Cranmer's joy at its publication-Birth of Edward VI.,

and death of Jane Seymour

Suppression of the greater abbeys-Diocese of Hereford

visited by Cranmer-Registers of baptisms, &c. introduced

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-Eagerness of the People to peruse the Bible-Honours

of Thomas à Becket abolished-The Bull of excommuni-

cation issued-The dominions of Henry offered by the

Pope to the King of Scotland-Declarations of the

Bishops against the Pope-Address of Cranmer to the

King for a further reformation-He pleads for the mar-

riage of the Clergy-Approaching ascendency of the

Romish party-Proclamation against the married Clergy

-Arrival of Ambassadors from Germany-Cranmer en-

deavours to procure them a conference with the English

Divines-His efforts defeated-Disappointment of the

Germans-Intrigues of Gardiner, &c. Proceedings

against Lambert-Cranmer still a believer in the Popish

doctrine of the sacrament-Lambert is brought before

Cranmer, and appeals to the King-His trial-Modera-

tion of Cranmer in disputing with Lambert-Condemna-

tion and execution of Lambert-Burning of two Anabap-

tists-Intrigues of Pole-Increasing influence of the

Romanists...
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Firmness of Cranmer in resisting the misapplication of

Church property-His views respecting prebendal prefer-

ments-Character of Cranmer's auxiliaries-Cromwell-

Latimer-Shaxton-Fox-Boner raised to the Bench-

New Parliament-Royal message recommending six arti-

cles for examination-Cranmer's opposition-The King

present at one stage of the debates-Cranmer refuses to

retire from the debate, though desired by the King-Act

of the Six Articles-Latimer and Shaxton resign their

Bishoprics-Cranmer's notions respecting the secular

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power in ecclesiastical matters-Distress of Cranmer-

He sends his wife to Germany-The Peers entertained

by Cranmer at Lambeth-The King's gracious message

to him-Popish book of ceremonies-Not sanctioned by

the Convocation-Exasperation of the Germans at the

Six Articles-Indignation of Luther-Project of the mar-

riage with Anne of Cleves-The King's antipathy to her

-The Convocation concurs in the dissolution of the mar-

riage-Cranmer presides at this business-His views re-

specting it-His intercession for Cromwell-He is left

almost alone-His firmness in opposing the intended

Popish formulary-His fall anticipated-Noble fidelity of

the King to Cranmer-Proclamation to enforce placing

the Bible in Churches-Cathedral church of Canterbury

restored to the state of a Deanery and Chapter-Cran-

mer's benevolent views respecting Canterbury Grammar

School-Information brought to Cranmer of the unfaith-

fulness of the Queen, Catharine Howard-Communicated

by him to the King-Interview of Cranmer with the

Queen-Her Execution...

Attempts of the Papists for a revision of the English Bible

-Portions of the Bible appointed to be read by the

minister in Church-Reformation in Scotland-Certain

questions proposed to the English Divines by the King

-Cranmer's answer to them-The "King's Book"-

Cranmer's visitation of his diocese-The King marries

Catharine Parr-Abortive conspiracy for the ruin of

Cranmer-Act for mitigating the Six Articles-Gost-

wick's attack on Cranmer Alteration of Cranmer's

armorial device-English Litany-Cranmer's attempts at

more effectual reformation, defeated-Another fruitless

plot against Cranmer-Cranmer falsely accused of mean

housekeeping, by Seymour-Orders for the removal of

images which had been used superstitiously-English

Prayers partially allowed-Anne Askew-Cranmer not

concerned in her persecution-Death of Henry VIII.—

Reflections on his character and government

Unsettled state of Religion-Commission during pleasure

issued to the Bishops-Cranmer's address to Edward VI.

at his Coronation-Persecution under the Six Articles

terminated-Activity of Gardiner in defence of Saint-

Worship, &c.-A visitation of the whole kingdom resolved

upon-Preparation of Homilies-Translation of the Pa-

raphrase of Erasmus-Continued opposition of Gardiner

-His disputes with Cranmer on the Homilies and Para-

phrase-Opposition of Boner-Cranmer's influence pre-

dominant in the Convocation-An Act for the Sacrament

in both kinds-Repeal of the Six Articles and other per-

secuting statutes-Religious dissensions-Various Orders

of Council respecting them-Images abolished-Ten

Questions submitted to the Bishops respecting the Mass

-The answers of Cranmer and other Bishops-Steps

towards converting the Mass into a Communion service

-Disorders and outrages attending the first introduction

of these changes-Bill for giving the Chapels and Chan-

tries to the King-Cranmer joins the Papists in their

opposition to it-Cranmer's Articles of Inquiry at his

Cranmer's Translation of Justus Jonas's Catechism-The

question, Whether Cranmer ever was a Consubstantialist?

- His rejection of Transubstantiation - The English

Liturgy-Aversion of the Romanists for the New

Service-Book-The rebellion of Devonshire and Corn-

wall-Cranmer's answer to the rebels-Boner's opposi-

tion to the recent changes-His degradation and impri-

sonment-Variety of pernicious doctrines-Burning of

Joan Bocher-Cranmer's share in it-His conduct con-

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