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

W. Baynes, 1825

BOOK	i

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

Proceedings against Gardiner	9

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	22

Wolseys proceedings as legate	29

Sir Thomas Mores thoughts of religion and his Utopia	35

Some steps made in setting out true religion	185

The duke of Orleans promised to declare himself a pro	191

The dukes of Norfolk and Suffolk his enemies	195

A war with France	197

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 duke of Norfolk sent to France	40

Many ambassadors in Spain	41

The proceedings at York	47

King Henrys letters to Anne Boleyn	50

The proceedings of the legates	56

Anno 1550	59

The king consults the universities	62

Bishop of Bayonne sent to Paris	68

Upon the changing the divines opinions	74

The decision made at Bologna	81

King Henry opposes the interview with the pope	88

Bellay sent over to the king by King Francis	103

Bellay was to go to Rome in hopes to make up	109

The pragmatic sanction made in France	114

Instructions given to Paget sent to some northern courts	115

The archbishop of York is suspected to favour the pope	121

Of the sufferings of Fisher and More	122

Bishops proceed against those who desired a refor	128

Barnes sent to them	134

They write to the king	140

2	143

Her behaviour at her trial and at her death	144

Proceedings in convocation	150

Cardinal Poles vindication of himself	156

Tonstall wrote a consolatory letter to the king when	162

A circular letter to the justices of peace	168

The king in love with Katharine Howard	174

A design against Crome	179

The perfidy of the French king	224

The popish party deceived in their hopes on the protec	231

The duke of Somersets last fall	252

BOOK V	265

Against Cranmer Hooper and others	266

His first powers	278

The reason of those delays	284

Hooper the first bishop that suffered barbarously used	290

Cardinal Poles letter to Cranmer Page	295

Proceedings in convocation	301

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

A severe prosecution	315

The pragmatic sanction reestablished	319

Small hope of having Calais restored	323

Mcunt sent to Germany	326

Peter Martyrs advices to Grindal	334

The great progress of superstition in Queen Marys reign	346

He refused a bishopric	352

Anno 1499	355

Signed by the three estates	358

The concordat put instead of	361

Great debates concerning some alterations in the Book	364

Answers from thence justifying those who obeyed	371

Bullinger writes to those who would not obey them	372

Jewels sense of those matters	379

The queens answer to them	385

That queen left the crown of England to King Philip	393

The queens words were soft	399

Tittel	The History of the Reformation of the Church of England ... in Six Volumes, Volum 3 The History of the Reformation of the Church of England ... in Six Volumes, Gilbert Burnet
Forfatter	Gilbert Burnet
Utgiver	W. Baynes, 1825
Original fra	Israels nasjonalbibliotek
Digitalisert	16. des 2019

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