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When was Latimer’s the Sermon on the plough?
1548
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Religion of Latimer
L Protestant (Anglican)
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Who was Latimer (positions)
Bishop of Worcester in Ref, CoE chaplain to Ed
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Latimer’s personal background
Son of a yeoman, Cambridge educated
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Who did Latimer burn as part of in 1555
The 3 Oxford martyrs
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Latimers Sermons published in what language
L English
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Key arg of Latimers sermons
Better teaching and charity, rich taking too much
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Audience of Latimers sermons
L London
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What does Latimer worry about relating to Mary and Liz?
Them marrying strangers
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Quote from Latimer: The most diligent bishop and prelate in all England…I know him well… it is
The devil
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What type of justification does Latimer believe in
Faith alone
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What does Latimer ask London to do?
Repent
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Possible links between Latimers sermons and other sources
Discourse, Way to Wealth, Homilies, Ketts reb
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What are Latimer’s sermons relevant for?
Religious policy under Ed
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When were The Two Books of Homilies
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An Exhortation Concerning Good Order and Obedience to Rulers and Magistrates
1547; 1562 (and 1571)
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Who wrote the First Book of Homilies
Cranmer
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Who wrote the second Book of Homilies
Mainly Mathew Parker, helped by John Jewel
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Religious angle of Books of Homilies?
H Protestant Anglican
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Who was Mathew Parker from 1559-75
MP Archbishop of Canterbury
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What language was Book of Homilies printed in?
H English
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What is the argument about monarchs in the book of homilies?
God created world in perfect order, including appointing monarchs, so people should be obedient to them
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Where does the Book of Homilies explain hierarchy is part of?
Nature
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Book of homilies used lots of quoting scripture - e.g. relying on… (3 Sts)
Paul, Peter, David
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How many sermons in the Two books of homilies published together? What type?
33; CoE
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What doctrines does the sermons in the Two Books of Homilies relate to?
35th Article of the 39 Articles
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How does the Book of Homilies describe rebellion
Detestable vice
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What does the 1571 version say about Liz
She was a high gift… godly, wise, and honourable counsel
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Links of the Book of Homilies to the other sources?
Knox, Cranmer’s preface, Injunctions, Vas, Bishops Book, Kings book, Bonners nec doct
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Interesting point about Two books of Homilies
Shows continuity from Ed to Liz
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Cranmers Articles for Canterbury diocese date
1548
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Aspects of protestant reform put forward by Bonner in his Edwardian Injunctions?
English Bible, iconoclasm, poor mans chest
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What prayer did Cranmer put for ward in his injunctions?
For peace between England and Scotland
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What was a stress for Cranmer in churches and encouraged at home?
Getting rid of idols
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What was Cranmer’s injunctions based on?
The Royal Articles of 1547
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Two books Cranmer expected parishes to have
The New Testament both in Latin and English, and the Paraphrase of Erasmus
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How did Cranmer say communion should be done?
As per the King’s Book of the Communion
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Links to other sources for Cranmers Injunctions?
Prayer Book, Vas, RM
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Mid Tudor crisis histog debate between who?
Whitney Jones and David Loades
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The Way to Wealth date
1550
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Who wrote Way to Wealth
Robert Crowley
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What religion, and possible context was Crowley
Protestant (lightning conversion maybe)
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Who was Crowley?
CoE clergyman and printer, born in Gloucestershire
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Who was Crowley besties with? (at Oxford together, persecuted as a minority)
John Foxe
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How was W2W published?
8vo – so easily accessible
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W2W key arg
Against sedition, equal blame on rich and poor
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What issues does Crowley look at
Enclosure, rent raising, protestants not loving their neighbour, disobedient rich
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Why does Crowley think the rich are disobedient?
Not obeying govt on enclosure
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What theme does Crowley use?
CW a body which needs a physician
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Who does Crowley pity
The miserable poor
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Which female bible character does Crowley use as an e.g. of obedience
Sarah (Abraham’s wife)
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What does Crowley say about causes of problems and the solution (answer with a quote)
God is punishing you for your sins, be that with enclosure or sedition! Must repent
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What does Crowley claim would happen if the poor knew their bible stories properly?
They would be torn into pieces rather than rebel against the king
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Context for Crowley
Two major rebellions in 1549
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What does Crowley say is the cause of sedition? (Thus you see the cause of sedition is not where you lay it, but… is the cause)
Your own sin
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Which tradition was Crowley following in?
Simon Fish, Henry Brinkelow
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What sources do we link Crowley to?
Fish, Brinkelow, CW writers, education sources, statutes on enclosure
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Whhich historian claims along with Hugh Latimer and Thomas Lever, Crowley expressed 'the social conscience of Edwardine England'
Patrick Collinson
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What time period does ed chronicle cover?
1550-52
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Where were extracts of eds chronicle first published in inexact and careless ways?
Bishop Burnet’s ‘History of the reformation’ 1679-1719
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Which historian claims his version of ed chronicle is the only accurate one?
W K Jorden
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How many manuscript leaves make up the ed chronicle
68
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What is eds chronicle bound up with
his other docs
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What is the chronicle
Record of Ed’s reign from his POV
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What does the chronicle include about Mary
Difficulty to control her with mass in particular
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What did lots of Eds knowledge come from?
Conversations, esp from French ambassador
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What is the style of ed’s chronicle?
Detailed and informal
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What is it possible the chronicle was started by?
An exercise prescribed by Eds tutors
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What may have been added to the chronicle later?
The conventional sketch of his birth and childhood
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What happens with the chronicle after summer 1550?
Entries are longer, more detailed, and more varied
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What doe the coverage of finance, FP, and administration show in 13 year od Ed?
Maturity
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What three purposes does the chronicle fit?
Personal diary, educational, notes on policy
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What is lacking from the chronicle?
Boyish affection, instead is cold and harsh. He doesn’t even record the death of his Seymour grandmother
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What is noted harshly in the chronicle? (although Jorden claims it was deserved)
Destruction of Thomas Seymour
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Who did Ed absorb ideas from? (maybe shows ed wanted reform)
Somerset, Latimer, Hales, other CW writers
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% of chronicle concerning religious matters? (showing it doesn’t represent his protestant zeal)
no more than 5%
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What positions was Ed given aged 10?
prince of wales, duke of cornwall, and Count Palatine of Chester
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Who did Thomas Seymour marry? Which upset Somerset, recorded in journal
Katherine Parr
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Why did Ed go to Hampton court
The Sweat in London
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What did Ed give Mons le Marechal?
a diamond from his finger worth £150
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What happened when Ed was 9?
taken through the streets, and it was askd of the people whether they would have him be their King, who answered “Yea, yea.”
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Example woman burnt in kent under Ed?
Joan Bocher
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What were there letters sent to every bishop to do (ed chronicle)
To pluck down the altars
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Sources to compare chronicle to
Portraits, Statutes, ambassadors, device of religion, Prayer book, Seymour brothers dispute sources, vita and passage for consent
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When does Paget write his letters?
1547-9
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What did Foxe and Ponet see Paget as?
Catholic, although others though him protestant
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What does the confusion over Paget’s religion show?
He was moderate enough to fit in; he didn’t really care about religious policy (more interested in social)
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What did Paget share with Somerset? ☹
Disgrace; sent to Tower in 1551; downgraded from the Order of the Garter 1552
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When was Paget restored to favour?
1553
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What was Page one of in June 1553?
The 26 peers who signed Eds settlement of the crown on LJG
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Who was Paget under Mary in 1556?
Lord Privy Seal
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When did Paget retire
1558, accession of Liz
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How did Paget describe himself? (fated to tell the truth but no be believed)
As a Cassandra
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What was Paget increasingly concerned about by 1548?
England’s position both home and abroad
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Which old friend and old master from Trinity Hall was Paget part of the downfall for, by being besties with Somerset?
Wriothesley and Gardiner
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What was the key point of the Paget letters?
That Somerset should listen to him more and be more careful
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What was Paget critical of?
Somerset’s weak approach to the Prayer Book Reb
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What do the letters show over time?
The decline in the harmony of their friendship
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What does Paget advise Somerset should spend more money on?
Bulloigne
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What is one of the letters to Paget? (not somerset-related)
Thomas Smith denying being in the plot to kill Paget