The Evolution of the English Bible; a Historical Sketch of the Successive Versions From 1382 to 1885
The Evolution of the English Bible; a Historical Sketch of the Successive Versions From 1382 to 1885
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There was his equally zealous counter- weight, Stephen Gardiner. If the new Protestantism could not behave itself, and if it was dissatisfied with the comparatively Lutheran tone of the Confession of the " Ten Articles," it must be made to hear the crack of the Tudor whip in the Confession of the "Six Articles" with all its terrible sanctions. And as for Digitized by Googk 2o6 GENEVAN, BISHOPS', AND DOUAl BIBLES Cromwell he was no longer needed His work was done. He had replenished the royal ex...chequer with the proceeds of the plundered monasteries, and had eased matters for Henry's political indolence by taking the whole burden of administration on his shoulders. His foreign diplomacy was now said to be open to grave suspicion. He had begun to forget who was the real master of the house. Very possibly, too, he was a heretic. In any case he was only in the way. The ecclesiastical vessel required trimming, and it could best be trimmed by pitching him overboard. Doubtless his many enemies were watching eagerly for the withdrawal of the royal favour, and for an opportunity of vengeance.
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There was his equally zealous counter- weight, Stephen Gardiner. If the new Protestantism could not behave itself, and if it was dissatisfied with the comparatively Lutheran tone of the Confession of the " Ten Articles," it must be made to hear the crack of the Tudor whip in the Confession of the "Six Articles" with all its terrible sanctions. And as for Digitized by Googk 2o6 GENEVAN, BISHOPS', AND DOUAl BIBLES Cromwell he was no longer needed His work was done. He had replenished the royal ex...chequer with the proceeds of the plundered monasteries, and had eased matters for Henry's political indolence by taking the whole burden of administration on his shoulders. His foreign diplomacy was now said to be open to grave suspicion. He had begun to forget who was the real master of the house. Very possibly, too, he was a heretic. In any case he was only in the way. The ecclesiastical vessel required trimming, and it could best be trimmed by pitching him overboard. Doubtless his many enemies were watching eagerly for the withdrawal of the royal favour, and for an opportunity of vengeance.
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