61. Christian History Handbook: Early Modern: Lecture Fourteen These included John Frith, Robert Barnes, Hugh Latimer and William Tyndale Twentynineyear old Henry VII Tudor became King of England in 1485 at the conclusion http://www.sbuniv.edu/~hgallati/ht34633e14.html

Unit III: Lecture/Essay Fourteen: HIS/THE 3463. History of Christianity I Southwest Baptist University The Tudor Dynasty and the Reformation in England to 1547 by Harlie Kay Gallatin Table of Contents The Roman Catholic Church in England and the Threat of Heresy The Tudor Dynasty Henry VIII and the Royal Family's Problem The Dissatisfaction of the English ... The English Catholic Church and Henry VIII, 1534-1547 The Roman Catholic Church in England and the Threat of Heresy England's position in the Roman Catholic Church was the product of a number of distant historical events. In 1172 King Henry II was forced to concede under Papal pressure to recognize clerical rights of sanctuary and to have their cases heard in ecclesiastical courts. These extraordinary rights, called benefit of clergy, continued to be exercised by the "churchmen" until late in the fifteenth century when Henry VII was able to get them set aside in the cases of treason and murder. King John had been forced to surrender his kingdom to the Papacy in 1213; subsequently he received it back as a fief. Innocent III and subsequent Popes had claimed all English churches as papal property and England itself as a province of the Roman See. Nevertheless, the Statute of Mortmain in 1279 had attempted to regulate the sale or other transfer to the Church of lands held in tenancy to great seigneurs and even to the King. Tenants sometimes did this innocently, but other times it served as a means of escaping their obligations. Mortmain deprived them of this option by forcing all sellers to secure first a license from the King. This only slowed the expansion of the Church's landed wealth because it was not effectively or consistently enforced.

62. WILLIAM TYNDALE Covenant Theologian, Christian Martyr Part 1: Background And Ear the final fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turks in 1485, and the resident bishopin the diocese from 1512 until 1535, when Hugh Latimer would consecrate http://www.thirdmill.org/files/english/html/ch/CH.h.Grisham.Tyndale.1.html

IIIM Magazine Online , Volume 3, Number 6, February 5 to February 11, 2001 WILLIAM TYNDALE Covenant Theologian, Christian Martyr Part 1: Background and Early Biography by Jules Grisham INTRODUCTION “But this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel after those days, says the Lord. I will put my law in their minds, and write it on their hearts; and I will be their God, and they shall be my people. No more shall every man teach his neighbor, and every man his brother, saying, ‘Know the Lord,’ for they all shall know me, from the least of them to the greatest of them, says the Lord” (Jer. 31:33-34). A.G. Dickens wrote that: In England as elsewhere, the Protestant Reformation sought first and foremost to establish a gospel-Christianity, to maintain the authority of the New Testament evidence over mere church traditions and human inventions masquerading as universally approved truths and ‘unwritten verities.’” And, in England, it was Tyndale upon whom fell the burden of drawing the academic enterprise of humanism out of its university setting and bringing it to the people in the form of the English Bible. “In giving them the Scripture in the common tongue,” Hughes tells us, “he was giving them power to study and come to know God’s word themselves, that they would no longer need rely on the mediatorial role of a priestly clergy, but would know God’s word as it was written on their hearts.”

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64. The Franciscans Killed King Henry VII—With Help From His Own Son Henry!! Catherine of Aragon (14851536), was wife of Prince Arthur for 5 These includedArchbishop Cranmer, Hugh Latimer, Bishop of Worcester, and Nicholas Ridley http://www.reformation.org/king-henry.html

With help from his own son Henry!! King Henry VIII unmasked at last!! "A foolish son is a grief to his father, and bitterness to her that bare him" (Proverbs 17:25). ". . . and the children shall rise up against their parents, and cause them to be put to death" (Matthew 10:21). The Will of King Henry VII King Henry VII (1457-1509). A victim of the poison cup!! King Henry VIII (1491-1547). Henry just turned 18 on June 28, 1509. This was the age of majority for the royal succession. The timing of the death of his father was impeccable!! Henry's father, in his last will and testament, never mentioned his son succeeding him or marrying Catherine of Aragon. He never mentioned any Dispensation from the Pope to marry Catherine of Aragon either!! His only interest was the welfare of his people. He inherited a war-weary impoverished county and did his utmost to put an end to wars and foreign conflicts. In 1486, he marred the beautiful princess Elizabeth of York who belonged to a rival dynasty. Henry sought to heal ancient rifts and end dynastic wars.

65. English Dissenters: Bibliography Gunn, S., Early Tudor Government, 14851558 (1994). Guy, J., Tudor England (1990). ,The Longman Companion to the Tudor Age (1997). , Hugh Latimer. http://www.exlibris.org/nonconform/engdis/bibliography.html

General Bibliography Late Tudor England (1509-1603) Secondary Sources Alexander, G., "Bonner and the Marian Persecutions", History Alexander, H. G., Religion in England, 1558-1662 Aston, M., English Iconoclasts Faith and Fire: Popular and Unpopular Religion, 1350-1600 , "Puritans and Iconoclasm, 1560-1660", in The Culture of English Puritanism, 1560-1700 , Durston, C. and Eales, J. (eds.) (1996) Ashton, R., Reformation and Revolution, 1558-1660 Aveling, H., Northern Catholics Barry, J., Social Change and Continuity in Early Modern England, 1500-1750 , The Tudor and Stuart Town: A Reader in English Urban History , and Brooks, C., The Middling Sort of People : Culture, Society and Politics in England, 1550-1800 Bartlett, K. R., "The Role of the Marian Exiles" in The House of Commons, 1558-1603 , Hasler, P.W. (ed.) (1981) Bauckham, R. J., "Hooker, Travers and the Church of Rome in the 1580s", Journal of Ecclesiastical History Bernard, G. W., The Tudor Nobility , "The Church of England, c.1529-c.1642"

66. H-Net Review: Claire Schen On Norman Jones, The English Reformation: Religion An Susan Wabuda, Shunamites and Nurses of the English Reformation Activities of MaryGlover, Niece of Hugh Latimer, in Women in EnglandChurch history1485. http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.cgi?path=161721081144778

67. Towns In The Heart Of England On AboutBritain.com Battle of Bosworth, which ended the Wars of the Roses in 1485, took place Thurcastonclaims to be the birthplace of the martyred Tudor Bishop, Hugh Latimer. http://www.aboutbritain.com/TownsHOfEngland.asp

Home Book Your Stay Hotels Self Catering Plan Your Break Explore Regions Discover Towns What's On What's Near You Magazine Have Your Say Travel Features Photo Gallery Links Free Stuff Our ScreenSaver British Desktops Towns in The Heart of England. Abbots Bromley Abbot's Bromley, an attractive village south of Uttoxeter has an ancient church, and several typical, Staffordshire half timbered cottages. It is famous for the Abbot's Bromley Horn Dance, a tradition going back to medieval times Ampthill The ancient market town of Ampthill is situated under the brow of the Greensand Ridge. It is a town that enjoys the rural surrounds of open and wooded countryside, interspersed by small attractive villages. Anstey Anstey's role as a southern gateway to the Charnwood Forest is shown by the 15th century Packhorse Bridge, just a mere 5 feet wide, straddling Rothley River. Ashby de la Zouch The unusual name of Ashby de la Zouch is derived from the Breton nobleman, who inherited the estate through marriage in the 12th century. Ashby developed into a Spa town in the 19th century. Aspley Guise Aspley Guise is an attractive village situated amongst sandy hills on the edge of the pinewoods of Aspley Heath.

68. Baron Latymer - Encyclopedia Article About Baron Latymer. Free Access, No Regist William Latimer, 4th Baron Latymer (c. 1329 Centuries 13th 1477 1478 1479 1480- 1481 1482 1483 1484 1485 Hugh Burdett Money-Coutts, 6th Baron Latymer (1876 http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Baron Latymer

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Baron Latymer Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition The title Baron Latymer has been created twice in the Peerage of England The Peerage of England comprises all peerages created in the Kingdom of England before the Act of Union in 1707. In that year, the Peerages of England and Scotland were replaced by one Peerage of Great Britain. Until the passage of the House of Lords Act 1999, all Peers of England could sit in the House of Lords. The ranks of the English peerage are Duke, Marquess, Earl, Viscount, and Baron. While most newer English peerages descend only in male line, many of the older ones (particularly older baronies) can descend through females. Due to English inheritance law, however, all daughters are co-heirs, so many older English peerage titles have fallen into abeyance between various female co-heirs. Click the link for more information. , both times by writ The Peerage in the United Kingdom includes several hereditary peers , as well as life peers. Hereditary peers hold titles that may be inherited; even peers who were granted, rather than inherited, hereditary titles are hereditary peers. Formerly, most of them were entitled to a seat in Parliament, but now, hereditary peers do not have an automatic right to sit in the House of Lords. Ninety-two are permitted to sit in the House of Lords under the House of Lords Act 1999, although this reduction has been challenged in the European Court of Human Rights.

69. Reading List For The Renaissance Major the texts in Half Humankind, ed. Katherine Henderson). Hugh Latimer, selectionsfrom the sermons. Berdan, John. Early Tudor Poetrv. 14851547. Heale, Elizabeth. http://www.unc.edu/student/orgs/ageshome/ren.html

Reading List for the Renaissance major (note that this list is very selective in its inclusion of classical/Continental worksobviously the writings of classical and Continental writers are of importance to you, from Cicero to Cervantes, from Martial to Machiavelli and Montaigne, from Boethius to Bodin, from Livy to Lipsiusyou get the idea. So in addition to those on the list, work hard to familiarize yourself with non-English material).(Note: Dr. Barbour is learning Windows on his computerlaugh it upso he opted in some cases for quotation marks rather than underlinesbut for the most part the items below are books.) Sixteenth-Century Nondramatic Primary Texts Cornelius Agrippa, "The Vanity and Uncertainty of Arts and Sciences" (1530)read selections Lodovico Ariosto, "Orlando Furioso" in the Harrington translation, with H’s preface; read selections (1591) Roger Ascham, "The Scholemaster" (1570) Barnabe Barnes, selected poetry Richard Barnfield, selected poetry (ed. Grosart) Jean Bodin, selections from "Six Bookes of the Commonwealth," trans. Knolles (1606) "Book of Common Prayer" (ed. Booty) (know also about the 39 articles and the sermons authorized to be read during Elizabethan England [especially on obedience])

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71. Descendants Of Gilbert De Clare Elizabeth Latimer .. 7 John Neville .. 26 Richard III d in 14831485.. 4 135 Alianore de Clare ..Hugh le Despencer - 1326 d 1326 http://www.southern-style.com/de_clare.htm

Education Faith and Family Genealogy Gardening ... Bible Study Double click on thumbnails to get full-size. Descendants of Gilbert de Clare, Sir MAGNA CHARTA 1 Gilbert de Clare, Sir MAGNA CHARTA .... +Isabel Marshal - 1238/39 m: October 1217 d: January 17, 1238/39 in Berkhamstead, England 2 Richard de Clare, Sir Earl of Gloucester and Her 1222 - 1262 d: July 15, 1262 in Ashenfield b: August 04, 1222 in England ..... +Maude de Lacy 3 [1] Gilbert De Clare, 3rd Earl of Gloucester and Her Abt. 1240 - 1295 d: 1295 b: Abt. 1240 in England ....... +ALICE DE LUSIGNAN *2nd Wife of [1] Gilbert De Clare, 3rd Earl of Gloucester and Her: ....... +Joanna Of Acre (Plantagenet) 1272 - 1307 m: Abt. 1290 d: 1307 b: 1272 in Acre, Palestine .. 4 Elizabeth De Claire Abt. 1290 - WFT Est. 1321-1384 d: WFT Est. 1321-1384 b: Abt. 1290 in England ........ +Theobold De Verdon Abt. 1290 - WFT Est. 1321-1381 m: WFT Est. 1321-1356 d: WFT Est. 1321-1381 b: Abt. 1290 in England ... 5 Isabel Verden Abt. 1308 - 1349 d: 1349 b: Abt. 1308 in England

72. Fragments Of Tarot History – Page 3 Of 5 the sidebar to the 1485 losbuch. The Bishop of Worchester, Hugh Latimer, preacheda sermon on the Sunday before Christmas, comparing the game of Triumph (not http://www.geocities.com/cartedatrionfi/Fragments/1480-1539.html

Collected Fragments of Tarot History Dance of Death Page 1 : Before there was Tarot Page 2 Page 4 Page 5 : Modern (Occult) Tarot Detlef Hoffmann c.1480 France French suit-system GT 22 French Court Cards SUIT KING QUEEN JACK Spades David Pallas Hogier Clubs Alexandre Argine Lancelot Hearts Charles Judith La Hire Diamonds Rachel Hector P 43-45 B 45-54 .) The Sola-Busca Tarot deck also named these twelve court cards, leaving the Pages unnamed. See The Sola-Busca Tarot , and Modern Deck Designs c.1480 H 16 ; K I:33.) Delle Sorti or Libro di ventura 1482 France According to the triumphe , and the earliest unambiguous mention of Tarot in France is to their manufacture at Lyons, in GT 84 ; TT 50.) The Name of the Game Before the sixteenth century, it appears that variations of the term trionfi or carte da trionfi were used as the Italian name for Tarot, while triumphe was the French equivalent. This usage is recorded as late as 1500. The earliest known use of tarocchi is from Ferrara, tarocchi , or perhaps simultaneously with it, the term trionfi was transferred to a game played with the regular pack; this new use of the word trionfi goes back at least to . In France also there was a very ancient game, played with the regular pack, and known as

73. CHAPTER ELEVEN 4th ed. (Dictionary of National Biography, VII, 1257—59.) Hugh Latimer (1485 ?—l555) was the bishop of Worcester who was burned at the stake with Ridley. http://wesley.nnu.edu/AsburyJournal/Vol_I/1asbury_ch11.htm

CHAPTER ELEVEN Virginia Tuesday, January 1, 1782. Having preached several times in the neigh­bourhood of the Old Church,’ to very unfeeling congregations, I rode to Dudley’s ferry, in order to cross York River, but was disappointed, the boat being on the opposite side. We returned to the widow Chapman’s, being unwilling to stay at the tavern, and had a congregation of sixty or seventy people: we then rode about five miles to a ferry, and passed over immediately. Arrived at the other side, we found the small-pox and camp-fever raging, and heard of several poor creatures, white and black, that had died on the road. Ah! we little know what belongs to war, with all its train of evils; churches converted into hospitals and barracks, houses pillaged or burnt,—whjch last has been the sad fate of the palace at Williamsburg. I met with five or six faithful souls on our fast day, and the Lord was present with us. There is considerable distress amongst our societies, caused by some of the local preachers, who are not satisfied unless they administer the ordinances without order or ordination, and the whole circuit appears to be more or less tinctured with their spirit. Tuesday

74. Seznam Pokladníků Pána Leden 10, 1416 Sir Hugh Mortimer (d.Duben 13 Srpen, 1485); Cervenec 14, 1486 JohnDynham, pán Dynham; 24, 1673 Thomas Osborne, 1st vikomt Latimer, 1st Earl http://wikipedia.infostar.cz/l/li/list_of_lord_treasurers.html

švodn­ str¡nka Tato str¡nka v origin¡le Seznam pokladn­ků p¡na Pokladn­ci p¡na a vl¡dn­ komise pokladnice, 1126-1714 c. 1126: Nigel, synovec Rogera, biskup Salisburyho (res. 1133) c. 1136: Adelelm, synovec Rogera, biskup Salisburyho (dism. 1139) c. 1158: Richard FitzNeal, děkan Lincolna, biskup Londona (1189) 1196: William Elyho, arciděkan Clevelanda (res. srpen, 1215) Listopad 4 : Eustace Fauconberg, biskup Lond½na (d. Oct 1228) Listopad 13 : Walter Mauclerc, biskup Carlislea Leden 14 : Peter des Rivaux, kanovn­k St. Paul je Červen 1 : Hugh Pateshull, Bishop Coventry Březen : William Haverhill, kanovn­k Lichfield (d. Srpen 23 Srpen 27 : Philip Lovel, arciděkan Coventry (rem. Ř­jen Listopad 2 : John Crakehall, arciděkan Bedforda (d. Z¡Å™­ 10 Ř­jen 28 : John Caux, Abbot Petersborough (d. Březen Květen 6 : Nicholas Elyho (vac. Červenec 19 Červenec : Henry, předchoz­ St. Radegund, Bradsole, Kent Listopad : John Chishull, jednat Listopad 30 : Roger de la Leye, jednat Listopad 3 : Henry, předchoz­ St. Radegund (k l©tě Ř­jen 23 : Thomas Wymondham, učitel Lichfield

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79. Ancestors Of Mariah Hope Gilman John PUTTENHAM 150890 (born about 1485 Eddlesborough, Buckinghamshire Hugh TYRRELL-30665 (born in 1488). Richard NEVILLE Sir, Baron Latimer-3576 4 ,278 http://superjordans-home.com/MariahsAncestors/a19.htm

Ancestors of Mariah Hope Gilman Nineteenth Generation 263680. John LE EYRE-[49849] , son of Galfridus LE EYRE II and Unknown , was born circa 1325 in Wedhampton, W., England. John married ² Elizabeth (Eleanor) CROOKE³-[49802] [MRIN:4251]. Children from this marriage were: 131840 i. Simon EYRE -[39447] (born circa 1364 Wedhampton, W., England) 263681. Elizabeth (Eleanor) CROOKE-[49802] , daughter of John CROOKE and Unknown , was born circa 1330 in Wedhampton, W., England. Elizabeth married ² John LE EYRE³-[49849] [MRIN:4251]. 267264. Edmund SUTTON Lord Of Dudley-[103904] son of John SUTTON VI; Lord Dudley and Elizabeth De BERKELEY , was born in 1425 of Dudley Castle, Worcestershire and died on 6 Jul 1484, at age 59 Another name for Edmund was Sir Edmund SUTTON. General Notes: alias Dudley Styled by the King "Edmund Dudley, Esq., Deputy Lt. to John, Earl of Worcester". The Earl in question was the King's (either Henry VI, Edward IV or Richard III) cousin. Noted events in his life were: • He was employed. Sir

80. Wood: "Sir Thomas More: A Man For One Season." It was this challenge of absence, an admittedly cold challenge, which received itsformal English statement when Hugh Latimer, in 1536, ordained that religious http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/wood.htm

Excerpted from: Wood, James. The Broken Estate: Essays on Literature and Belief New York: Random House, 1999. 3-15. Published with express written permission from Random House, Inc. Sir Thomas More: A Man for One Season It may be better to be a John Knox than an Alcibiades, but it is better to be a Pericles than either. "On Liberty" The Life of Thomas More Utopia (1516), whose delicate ironies would come to seem self-ironies, and whose playful negatives would curdle into the mean calculations of More's later years. For in the inverted island world of Utopia, divorce is permissible, and the inhabitants can follow any religion they like; these would become the two determinants of More's later fixity. The founder of Utopia, writes More, could see that religious differences sowed discord. Thus he allowed freedom of worship. He himself "might do the best he could to bring others to his opinion, so that he did it peacably, gently, quietly and soberly. . . . If he could not by fair and gentle speech induce them unto his opinions, yet he should use no kind of violence and refrain from displeasant and seditious words." This was not, alas, portable wisdom; More would punish religious dissent not only with "displeasant" words but with state violence, and would come to say that he would rather not have written Utopia than see one heretic prosper.

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