English Reformation
[list adapted from
the Internet
Modern History Source Book]
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Chronological
Primary sources (Tudor)
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Oremus:
An Anglican Liturgical Library
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George
Cavendish: The
Life and Death of Cardinal Wolsey [UTEL, Toronto]
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Archbishop
Thomas Cramner (1489-1556): Letter
on Henry VIII's Divorce, 1533 [At Medieval Sourcebook]
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Henry
VIII : Act
of Supremacy, 1534. [At Northpark]
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Book
of Common Prayer
1662, 1559, 1552 and 1549 editions with introductions and
links
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Touching
for the King's Evil (Scrofula) [At BCP]
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Queen
Elizabeth I: Proclamation
to Forbid Preaching, 1558 [At Hanover]
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The
Act of Uniformity, 1559, [At BCP]
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The
1559 Injunctions [At Hanover]
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The
Thirty Nine Articles, 1571, 1662
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Richard
Hooker: A
Learned Discourse of Justification, Works, and how the
Foundationof Faith is Overthrown [At CCEL]
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Richard
Hooker (1554?-1600): Of
the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity, very extensive
selections, 1593 [At ViaMedia]
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Richard
Hooker (1554?-1600): A
Sermon [At bibleclass.com][Full Text]
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Richard
Hooker (1554?-1600): A
Learned Discourse of Justification [At Bibleclass.com]
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The
Elizabethan Homelies, 1623, full text, [At UTEL,
Toronto]
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Puritan
Voices [At Hanover]
Nehemiah Wallington, Diary; Josias Nichols, A Plea for the
Innocent; Anonymous, Letter from Hell; Anonymous, Aminadab
Blower
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John
Foxe (1516-1587): Book
of Martyrs [At CCEL][Full text]
Scottish Reformation
[list
adapted from the Internet
Modern History Source Book]
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The
Scottish Confession of Faith, 1560 [At Presbyterian
Heritage]
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Westminster
Confession of Faith, 1646 [At Presbyterian reformed
Site]
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Scottish
General Assembly: Letter
to the Kirks in the Netherlands, Edinburgh, June 4, 1644
[At SWRB]
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William
Guthrie: The
Christian's Great Interest, full text, 1668 [At
Bibleclass.com]
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John
Knox (c.1514-1572) [all at SWRB]
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The
First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous
Regiment of Women, 1558
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Knox's
Call to the Ministry and First Public Debate,
1547
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A
Faithful Admonition to the Professors of God's Truth,
1554
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A
Vindication of the Doctrine that the Sacrifice of the
Mass is Idolatry, 1550
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The
Appellation from the Sentence Pronounced by the Bishop
and Clergy, 1558
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A
Summary- According to the Holy Scriptures - of the
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, 1550
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A
Treatise on Prayer- or- a Confession- and Declaration of
Prayers Added Thereto, 1553
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A
Brief Exhortation to England- for the Speedy Embracing
of the Gospel Heretofore by the Tyranny of Mary
Suppressed and Banished, 1559
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An
Epistle to the Inhabitants of Newcastle and Berwick,
1558
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A
Godly Letter of Warning or Admonition to the Faithful in
London, Newcastle, and Berwick, 1553
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Letters
to His Brethren- and the Lords Professing the Truth in
Scotland, 1557
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Letter
to the Queen Dowager- Regent of Scotland (Augmented
Version), 1558
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A
Letter of Wholesome Counsel- Addressed to His Brethren
in Scotland, 1556
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A
Notable and Comfortable Exposition upon Matthew IV,
Concerning the Temptation of Christ in the Wilderness,
1556
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An
Exposition Upon the Sixth Psalm of David, 1553
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Two
Comfortable Epistles to His Afflicted Brethren in
England, 1554
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Answers
to Some Questions Concerning Baptism- etc., 1556
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The Tyndale
Society: one of the earliest English reformers and
translators of the Bible. The Links
page is particularly interesting.
An article
on Tyndale in French
The
English Versions of the Bible (at www.bible-researcher.com),
with among others:
John
Wyclif;
William
Tyndale;
Coverdale's Bible;
Matthew's Bible;
Taverner's Bible;
The Great Bible;
The Geneva Bible;
The
Bishops' Bible;
The Rheims-Douai Bible;
The King James Bible.
Articles:
The English Bible before King James, by Cleland Boyd
McAfee;
English Versions, by F.G. Kenyon
English
Bible Versions: an outstanding links page also at www.bible-researcher.com
with download sites, online texts, articles on different aspects
of translating the Bible, controversies etc.
John
Colet
Catholic Encyclopedia article about an eminent man who
influenced the English reformers.
Lollards and Lollardy:
- Lollards
Catholic Encyclopedia article about this early reformation
movement in England.
- John
Wyclif
Catholic Encyclopedia article about the early reformer and
scholar. See also: John
Wycliffe (1324-1384)
- The
Lollard Society
An organisation "to provide a forum for those
interested in the study of Lollardy and the religious
culture of the later Middle Ages in England."
- Lollard
Themes in the Reformation: Theology of William
Tyndale
Details of book by Donald Smeeton, 1986
- The
Twelve Conclusions of the Lollards
The summary of Lollard assertions written in 1396-97 for
Richard II. Presented at Parliament and posted in central
London. Fascinating. A must-read for anyone who wants to
understand the roots of the Reformation in England. [comments
by the Tyndale Society]
Images
of Tudor England and people
A
great Reformation Timeline
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