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484.

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599.

601.

603.

CORRIGENDA.

Omit "in Essex."

For "Griffith " read Griffin.

For "Griffith " read Griffin.

For "Griffith " read Griffin.

For "Melancthon " read Melanchthon.

For "necessary for all to be: that" read necessary for all : to be that.

For "On the morning of the day on which" read On the
morning of the day, on the morning of which.
Correct the sentence beginning "A more notable" thus: A
more notable victim was found in another see, to which
delegates were sent by Pole: when the commissioner of
Salisbury, Doctor Jeffrey, held a visitation in the town of
Newbury, and condemned of heretical pravity a former
fellow of Magdalen College Oxford.

For "Oxford" in headline read Salisbury.
For "IN OXFORD " read IN SALISBURY.

664. For "legacy Canterbury" read legacy of Canterbury.

Sandys' Sermon at Cambridge before the Duke, July 16

The Dudleians put in prison in London

Mary's entry into London, August 3

The imprisoned bishops released

The Council remodelled

The funeral of King Edward: a double ceremony performed, August
7 or 8

It would have been well if the like compromise had prevailed in all

things

The causes of the calamities of the reign

Admirable advice of the Emperor to Mary

She partly declares her intentions to the Council, August 12

Tumult at Paul's Cross, Sunday, August 13

Meeting of the Council on the same day.

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4

5

Ib.

Ib.

Prohibition of preaching in London, on the same day

Prohibition of preaching extended to the diocese of Norwich, Aug. 16 Ib.

Prohibition of preaching extended to the whole kingdom, by Pro-

clamation, August 18

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Effect of the Proclamation on the preachers of the Reformation

The Proclamation forbids the use of the words heretic and papist

Futility of this

Ib.

Many are arrested: and the troubles of many who were afterwards
executed now begin.

Latimer was among those who were now arrested

The restoration of the former system attempted at the same time

Other preachers appointed by the Queen's license as Supreme Head

Watson preaches at Paul's Cross, August 20

The Latin Mass set up in several places during August and September,

through the encouragement of the Queen's example

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22

23

Ib.

24

Ib.

25

The reformers prosecute some who did it and a judge is rebuked by
the Lord Chancellor for giving sentence according to the law

The hasty restoration of the Mass not approved by the Roman doctors Ib.

The Queen's designs in religion

Her leniency towards the Dudleians

Trial and execution of Northumberland, August 20

His last speech variously reported

The Universities: the old statutes ordered to be restored, August 10

The Mass restored there: the Edwardian theologians silenced

Case of Jewel, who is forced to sign Articles on the Sacrament

Expulsion of fellows of Magdalen College

Peter Martyr flies from Oxford, and goes to Lambeth, September 5

Cranmer leniency designed toward him

He visits the Court.

False rumours about him

He writes to Cecil, August 14

He is called before a commission, appears by proxy, and is leniently

treated

Rumour that he has set up the Mass in Canterbury

He suddenly issues a manifest .

Which contains a challenge to dispute: perhaps at the prompting of

Peter Martyr

It gets abroad

Cranmer called before the Council and committed to the Tower,

Commissions to restore the bishops deprived in the late reign, August

and September

Particularly that for Bonner, September 5.

Bonner's behaviour toward his enemies

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46

Hooper and Coverdale put in the Fleet, September I

The reason was their debts to the Crown

Barlow sent to the Tower, perhaps for the same reason, September 15 51

Coronation of Mary, October I