Original Letters Relative to the English Reformation: Written During the Reigns of King Henry VIII, King Edward VI, and Queen Mary: Chiefly from the Archives of ZurichHastings Robinson Printed at the University Press, 1846 - 408 páginas |
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able affairs ARCHBISHOP CRANMER archbishop of Canterbury BARTHOLOMEW TRAHERON bishop bishop of Winchester Bucer Burcher Burnet Calvin Christ church cloth commend CONRAD HUBERT council Cranmer Dated at LONDON Dated at STRASBURGH dear desire diligently doctrine duke emperor endeavour England English entreat especially eucharist excellent FAGIUS Falckner Farewell father favour florins Frankfort glory gospel HENRY BULLINGER holy honour HOOPER TO HENRY hope JAMES HADDON John ab Ulmis John Burcher JOHN HOOPER kindness king king's kingdom labours learned Lord Jesus master Bibliander master Butler master Gualter mind opinion Parker Society parliament PAUL FAGIUS Pellican perceive piety pious pray prayers preach present queen reason received religion request respecting reverence reverend RICHARD HILLES sake salute sent Soames Strype thanks Theodore Bibliander things THOMAS LEVER THOMAS SAMPSON truth wife wish word worthy write written Zurich ZURICH LETTERS
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