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 Zurich, Volume 2Hastings Robinson Printed at the University Press, 1847 - 408 páginas |
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affairs antichrist archbishop of Canterbury Bibliander bishop Bucer Burcher Burnet Calvin Cheke Christ church commend council Cranmer Dated at OXFORD Dated at STRASBURGH dear desire diligently doctrine Dorset doubt duke of Suffolk duty earl of Warwick earnestly endeavour England English entertain right entreat especially eucharist Farewell favour Froschover Geneva godly gospel gratifying Gualter HENRY BULLINGER holy honourable hope JOHN AB ULMIS JOHN BURCHER kindness king king's kingdom labour lady Jane Grey learned London Lord March marquis of Dorset MARTIN BUCER master à Lasco master doctor master Hooper Micronius opinion papists Paul Fagius Pellican perceive persons Peter Martyr pray present promise received regard religion respecting salute sent Sleidan Soames Strype Stumphius Theodore Bibliander thing Traheron ULMIS TO HENRY Utenhovius Warwick Wherefore wife wish word write written Zurich ZURICH LETTERS نے نے
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