History of the Reformation in England
History of the Reformation in England
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Stand in your up- rightness, take heed lest ye fall. *' Be not high- minded, but fear. " The martyrdom of Cranmer, which is un- doubtedly to be attributed to the vindictive and unrelenting spirit of the queen, was succeeded on the next day by the consecration of cardinal Pole as archbishop of Canterbury. In several respects, his character stands in strong relief to that of the savage persecutors of Mary's reign, though there is no doubt, that he approved in general of the course pursued by the ...government, and was most intemperate and violent in his language towards those who favored reform. He seems to us to have been, like his royal mistress, a sincere bigot, and to have carried out legitimately the principles of the Romish Church ; with him, to deny the pa- pal supremac}'- and Romish dogmas, w^as equiva- lent to denial of the whole truth of the Gospel, and for heretics he neither had nor expressed any compassion ; yet natural humanity told him, in spite of his passionate devotion to Rome, that cruelty and bloodshed illy consorted with the re- 16S REFORMATION IN ENGLAND.
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Stand in your up- rightness, take heed lest ye fall. *' Be not high- minded, but fear. " The martyrdom of Cranmer, which is un- doubtedly to be attributed to the vindictive and unrelenting spirit of the queen, was succeeded on the next day by the consecration of cardinal Pole as archbishop of Canterbury. In several respects, his character stands in strong relief to that of the savage persecutors of Mary's reign, though there is no doubt, that he approved in general of the course pursued by the ...government, and was most intemperate and violent in his language towards those who favored reform. He seems to us to have been, like his royal mistress, a sincere bigot, and to have carried out legitimately the principles of the Romish Church ; with him, to deny the pa- pal supremac}'- and Romish dogmas, w^as equiva- lent to denial of the whole truth of the Gospel, and for heretics he neither had nor expressed any compassion ; yet natural humanity told him, in spite of his passionate devotion to Rome, that cruelty and bloodshed illy consorted with the re- 16S REFORMATION IN ENGLAND.
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