Hugh Latimer a Biography
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He had been especially active in promoting the German alliance, and probably expected some reward for his services. He had also been conspicuous in using the unwonted liberty of preaching, which all seemed to have enjoyed in the spring of 1540. Unhappily he had not yet lost his former rashness. Gardiner had preached at Paul's Cross in the middle of February, and, as a matter of course, had attacked the doctrines of the Reformers. Barnes occupied the same pulpit three Sundays later, and Cromweir...s Fall 361 replied to Gardiner in a strain of ill-judged personal abuse. * He made a pleasant allegory of a cock-fight' (says Foxe, who sees no harm in thus comparing a grave discussion on important religious doctrines to a cock-fight), ' terming the said Gardiner to be a lighting-cock, and himself to be another ; but the garden-cock lacketh good spurs ' — and so on in the same vein.
The consequences may be anticipated. Gardiner com- plained to Henry of the indignity thus publicly put upon him ; Barnes was summoned into the royal presence, and after some hesitation he agreed to retract what he had taught.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had been especially active in promoting the German alliance, and probably expected some reward for his services. He had also been conspicuous in using the unwonted liberty of preaching, which all seemed to have enjoyed in the spring of 1540. Unhappily he had not yet lost his former rashness. Gardiner had preached at Paul's Cross in the middle of February, and, as a matter of course, had attacked the doctrines of the Reformers. Barnes occupied the same pulpit three Sundays later, and Cromweir...s Fall 361 replied to Gardiner in a strain of ill-judged personal abuse. * He made a pleasant allegory of a cock-fight' (says Foxe, who sees no harm in thus comparing a grave discussion on important religious doctrines to a cock-fight), ' terming the said Gardiner to be a lighting-cock, and himself to be another ; but the garden-cock lacketh good spurs ' — and so on in the same vein.
The consequences may be anticipated. Gardiner com- plained to Henry of the indignity thus publicly put upon him ; Barnes was summoned into the royal presence, and after some hesitation he agreed to retract what he had taught.
What to read after Hugh Latimer a Biography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Demaus to read onlineMoreLess
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