An Outline History of England
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(1547—1553). Somersel was its natural h-. Tdcr and Cranmer his willing assistant in all matters of Church reform. In Henry's time the archbishop, though in- clining toward the new doctrines, had allowed himself to he governed by the king's will, and had not permitted his Protestantism to injure him in the king's favor. He had married a wife in Germany, taking example by the Lutheran priest^, lmt at sight of the whip of six BtringS he igno- rainiously deserted her. Yet Protestant he was by sympa...thy and belief, and the accession of Edward, relieving him of his 180 An Outline History of England.
fears, left him free to bring the English Church into con- formity with the reformed doctrines. Other bishops — the learned Ridley of London, the eloquent Latimer of Worces- ter — and such theologians as Bucer and Peter Martyr, aided Cranmer by their labors. The historian Hallam sums up in six paragraphs the innovations which were forced upon the English Church in the reign of Edward VI.
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(1547—1553). Somersel was its natural h-. Tdcr and Cranmer his willing assistant in all matters of Church reform. In Henry's time the archbishop, though in- clining toward the new doctrines, had allowed himself to he governed by the king's will, and had not permitted his Protestantism to injure him in the king's favor. He had married a wife in Germany, taking example by the Lutheran priest^, lmt at sight of the whip of six BtringS he igno- rainiously deserted her. Yet Protestant he was by sympa...thy and belief, and the accession of Edward, relieving him of his 180 An Outline History of England.
fears, left him free to bring the English Church into con- formity with the reformed doctrines. Other bishops — the learned Ridley of London, the eloquent Latimer of Worces- ter — and such theologians as Bucer and Peter Martyr, aided Cranmer by their labors. The historian Hallam sums up in six paragraphs the innovations which were forced upon the English Church in the reign of Edward VI.
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