The Life of Archbishop Cranmer

accused Act of Supremacy afterwards answer Archbishop attended authority Bible bishop Bishop of London Bishop of Rome Bishop of Winchester Canterbury Catholic cause character Christ Christian church Church of Rome circumstance clergy condemned conduct consequence considerable considered council Cranmer Cromwell death declared desire disputation divine doctrine Duke of Norfolk duty endeavours enemies England errors Essex faith father favour fear feeling former friends Gardiner God's grace hand hath heart Henry heresy holy honour immediately indignation Jesus College judgment king king's labour Lambert laws learned Lord malice manner marriage matter means ment mercy mind monarch never occasion offence opinion opposition Papists party person Pope Pope's Popish prayer present priest Primate prince prison privy counsellor Protestant queen received Reformation refused regard religion respect Rome royal sacrament Scriptures sentiments shew sincerity spirit Stephen Gardiner suffer supremacy THOMAS CRANMER tion transubstantiation truth unto whole words