Reunion volume 7
Reunion volume 7
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76 REUNION as a heretic five years later, and Nicolas Heath, Archdeacon of Stafford, later Archbishop of York and Lord Chancellor under Queen Mary. They were to urge the German princes to refuse the General Council offered by the Pope, and instead of it to come to a unity of doctrine with the English Church. Dr. Dixon says that the first proposition (to refuse a General Council) " may claim the eminence of having hindered the last chance of the reconciliation of the world. "^ The Lutherans were... in no mood for union : they insisted that the English Church must approve the Confession of Augsburg ; and the English divines, with one exception, and he the least Protestant, made an unfavourable impression. " Nicolas Heath the Archdeacon, " Melancthon said, " alone excels in Humanity and Learning. As for the rest of them they have no relish of our Philosophy and Sweetness. " ^ The Bishop of Winchester, Stephen Gardiner, the leader of the Conservative party in the English Church, and high in favour with Henry Vni, saw the .
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76 REUNION as a heretic five years later, and Nicolas Heath, Archdeacon of Stafford, later Archbishop of York and Lord Chancellor under Queen Mary. They were to urge the German princes to refuse the General Council offered by the Pope, and instead of it to come to a unity of doctrine with the English Church. Dr. Dixon says that the first proposition (to refuse a General Council) " may claim the eminence of having hindered the last chance of the reconciliation of the world. "^ The Lutherans were... in no mood for union : they insisted that the English Church must approve the Confession of Augsburg ; and the English divines, with one exception, and he the least Protestant, made an unfavourable impression. " Nicolas Heath the Archdeacon, " Melancthon said, " alone excels in Humanity and Learning. As for the rest of them they have no relish of our Philosophy and Sweetness. " ^ The Bishop of Winchester, Stephen Gardiner, the leader of the Conservative party in the English Church, and high in favour with Henry Vni, saw the .
What to read after Reunion volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Leslie Ollard to read onlineMoreLess
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