The History of the Reformation of the Church of England ... in Six Volumes, Band 3

W. Baynes, 1825

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BOOK	i

Of matters that happened in the time comprehended in the First	1

Of what happened during the reign of King Edward the Sixth	5

It was there opposed by the ecclesiastics of that court	10

These were answered by the chancellor	16

Wolsey sent to Charles the Fifth gained by him	22

Lord Burleighs character of Wolsey	28

He called the convocation of Canterbury to sit with	29

Cardinal Poles vindication of himself	156

Orders about holydays	162

A circular letter to the justices of peace	168

Cromwells fall	174

A design against Crome	179

Some steps made in setting out true religion	185

The duke of Orleans promised to declare himself a pro	191

Of the kings divorce with Anne of Cleve	195

Sir Thomas Mores thoughts of religion and his Utopia	35

Many ambassadors in Spain	41

The emperors answer to the king by Clarencieux	47

The legates go to the king and queen	53

The proceedings of the legates	56

The pope and council quarrel	59

Wolseys good conduct in his diocess	62

Complaints of Tracys testament	68

Upon the changing the divines opinions	74

The decision made at Bologna	81

An interview between the two kings	88

The duke of Norfolk sent to France	89

Proceedings against heretics	95

With that the court of Rome was highly offended	102

The pope was in great anxiety	108

An order for the bidding of prayers and preaching	114

Of the sufferings of Fisher and More	122

Proceedings against Gardiner	123

Anno 1534	126

Bishops proceed against those who desired a refor	128

Barnes sent to them	134

Negotiations in Germany 118	135

A true account of a paper of Luthers wrong published	136

They write to the king	140

Her behaviour at her trial and at her death	144

Pole wrote first against the divorce	150

A war with France	197

10	200

The duke of Norfolks imprisonment	203

The kings inconstancy in matters of religion	209

Vargass letters concerning the council of Trent	212

It had been happy that the council had never met	218

The perfidy of the French king	224

All preaching is forbidden except by persons especially	235

The duke of Somersets last fall	252

Cranmer designed to set up the provincial synods	258

The providence of God towards the reformed	264

Against Cranmer Hooper and others	266

Severities against the married clergy	272

His first powers	278

The reason of those delays	284

Hooper the first bishop that suffered barbarously used	290

Cardinal Poles letter to Cranmer	295

Proceedings in convocation	301

The pope sets on a new war after a truce was sworn	309

A severe prosecution	315

Small hope of having Calais restored	323

They were well received by the queen	328

Peter Martyrs advices to Grindal	334

The great pri gress of superstition in Queen Marys reign	346

He refused a bishopric	352

The queens words were soft	399

Titel	The History of the Reformation of the Church of England ... in Six Volumes, Band 3 The History of the Reformation of the Church of England ... in Six Volumes, Gilbert Burnet
Autor/in	Gilbert Burnet
Verlag	W. Baynes, 1825
Original von	Israelische Nationalbibliothek
Digitalisiert	16. Dez. 2019

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