Historical Portraits of the Tudor Dynasty And the Reformation Period, volume 3
Historical Portraits of the Tudor Dynasty And the Reformation Period, volume 3
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Dr. Whyte is described by anjOxford professor " as an eminent scholar, a pleasing poet, an able theologian, an eloquent preacher, a prelate of primitive behaviour, and alto- gether a worthy good man. " Sir WiUiani Cecil has left on record his own " private opinion " of the Bishop of Winches- ter. " He was, " writes Cecil, " sincere, candid, honest, and hospitable ; very attentive to the duties of his see, and charitable to God's poor. " If Dr. Wliyte deserved this character — which he did fully... — why did Sir William Cecil advise such treatment towards him ? The fact is, virtue was the very worst recommendation for prelatical prosperity in the days of Cecil and his royal mistress.
Dodd affirms that few men received such rapid promotion in Henry's reign as Dr. Bonner. He was indebted for his promotion to his kinsman. Lord Crumwell. Within a fort- night Bonner was installed Bishop of Hereford, and transferred to the see of London. He was expediently grateful : he spoke and acted with the court ; advocated the divorce of Katharine of Arragon ; supported the King's supremacy, and the disso- lution of the monastic houses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Whyte is described by anjOxford professor " as an eminent scholar, a pleasing poet, an able theologian, an eloquent preacher, a prelate of primitive behaviour, and alto- gether a worthy good man. " Sir WiUiani Cecil has left on record his own " private opinion " of the Bishop of Winches- ter. " He was, " writes Cecil, " sincere, candid, honest, and hospitable ; very attentive to the duties of his see, and charitable to God's poor. " If Dr. Wliyte deserved this character — which he did fully... — why did Sir William Cecil advise such treatment towards him ? The fact is, virtue was the very worst recommendation for prelatical prosperity in the days of Cecil and his royal mistress.
Dodd affirms that few men received such rapid promotion in Henry's reign as Dr. Bonner. He was indebted for his promotion to his kinsman. Lord Crumwell. Within a fort- night Bonner was installed Bishop of Hereford, and transferred to the see of London. He was expediently grateful : he spoke and acted with the court ; advocated the divorce of Katharine of Arragon ; supported the King's supremacy, and the disso- lution of the monastic houses.
What to read after Historical Portraits of the Tudor Dynasty And the Reformation Period, volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Hubert Burke to read onlineMoreLess
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