The History of the Church of England: To the Restoration of the Church and Monarchy in 1668, 1. cilt

abbot Anne Boleyn appear appointed archbishop of Canterbury asserted authority bishop of Lincoln bishop of Rome Boner Bucer Burnet's History canon law Catherine cause censure ceremonies CHAP Christ Christian church of England church of Rome clergy Collier's Eccles commanded communion confession convocation corporal presence council court Cranmer Cromwell crown death declared diocess disputation divine divorce doctrine duke ecclesiastical Edward emperor enacted English church English reformation execution faith favour Frankfort friars Gardiner Henry the Eighth heresy heretics holy honour jurisdiction king king's kingdom Latimer learned legates liturgy lord chancellor marriage Martyr Mary ment monasteries monastic oath opinion Oxford papal parliament persons Pole pope prayer preach prelates priests prince prison protestant queen received reformation refused reign religion religious Ridley Romanists Romish church royal sacrament Saint Scriptures sent sentence service book session spiritual statute Strype's supremacy temporal tion VIII Wiclif Wolsey