MEMORIALS

OF

ARCHBISHOP CRANMER.

VOL. II.

And the Reformation of it, during the Primacy of the said Archbishop, are greatly illustrated ; and many singular matters relating thereunto,

now first published (1694). In Three Books.

COLLECTED CHIEFLY FROM RECORDS, REGISTERS, AUTHENTIC LETTERS, AND OTUBB

ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS.

PHILIP EDWARD BARNES, ESQ., B.A., F.L.S.,

OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE, BARRISTER-AT-LAW,

VOL. II.

LONDON: GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & CO., FARRINGDON STREET.

1853.

HARVARD COLLEGE

Jane 15. 1929

Q LIBRARY

Anno 1553.

Queen Mary soon recognised. The Archbishop slandered and imprisoned.

The archbishop's and counsellors' concern with the Lady Jane. Thev

declare for Queen Mary : and write to Northumberland to lay down

The queen owned by the ambassadors. The archbishop

misreported to have said mass at Canterbury. Which he makes a

public declaration against. The declaration. Appears before the

commissioners at Paul's : and before the Council. The archbishop of

York committed to the Tower; and his goods seized : at Battersea,

at Cawood. Gardiner's passage of the two archbishops.—Page 1–9.

his arms.

CHAPTER II.

Anno 1553.

Protestant Bishops and Clergy ca. into Prisons, and deprived.

This reign begins with rigour. The Protestant bishops deprived. The

hard usage of the interior clergy. Professors cast into the Mar-

shalsea. Winchester's alms. Peter Martyr writes of this to Calvin.

The state of the church now. The queen leaves all matters to

Winchester. The queen crowned. The service still said. The

queen’s proclamation of her religion. Signs of a change of religion.

Page 10–16.

CHAPTER III,

Anno 1553.

The Archbishop adviseth Professors to fly.

The archbishop adviseth to flight. Cranmer will not fly. Whither the

professors fly: and who. Duke of Northumberland put to death.

His speech. Sir John Gates his speech ; and Palmer's. The duke

labours to get his life. Whether he was always a Papist.

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