A.D. 1514-1547

Rivington, 1870 - Reformation

CONTENTS	1

An English Divine at Council of Constance	7

Mediævalism wearing out	18

English call for reform at Basle	24

Superstitious customs which needed Reformation	36

Personal history of Wolsey	43

His greatness and influence	49

Full powers of reformation given to	59

They suggest extinction of Papal Supremacy	253

Monastic system originally admirable	280

Attacks and Legislative restraints	289

Constitutional justification of Henry VIII	295

First Act of Dissolution	302

Amount of property taken under	309

Popular Anger aroused in their favour	321

Second Visitation of Monasteries	327

Contemporary Cambridge	65

And Ipswich College	71

Warham and Longland on Oxford Heretics	80

Aims at being a Reforming Pope	87

Alienation from the King	94

Death of her six Children	107

First idea of a Divorce	113

Correspondence between her and Henry VIII	124

Doubts as to character of opinions given	130

Appoints Legates to hear the cause	136

The Legates and their Court	144

Opposition of Fisher and Ridley	150

Petition of Lords and Commons to the Pope	156

The Cambridge opinion	162

The Oxford opinion	170

The Pope prohibits any divorce	178

His judgment of the Divorce cause	184

Queen Catherines righteous indignation	191

Anne Boleyn and the Reformation	197

Wolsey and the Præmunire	200

The whole Nation involved	211

pardoning Clergy and Laity	221

The Decision of Convocation	227

Nature of Royal Supremacy	233

English treatment of the Pope	239

English Contempt for	245

Title	A.D. 1514-1547 Volume 1 of The Reformation of the Church of England: Its History, Principles and Results, John Henry Blunt
Author	John Henry Blunt
Edition	2
Publisher	Rivington, 1870
Original from	University of Minnesota
Digitized	23 Mar 2012

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Acts of Surrender	333

Statutory settlement of nominations to Bishoprics	338

Their real feelings	353

Fate of the Expelled Monks	364

Social results of the Dissolution	380

The grievance of Fees	400

Benefit of Clergy abolished	406

The Clergy and the Nun of Kent	413

Execution of Bishop Fisher	420

CHAPTER VIII	426

Obedience of Church of England to Catholic Church	432

The Institution of a Christian Man	444

The Erudition of a Christian Man	468

Doctrinal close of Henrys reign	479

Abrogation of certain Holydays	488

Revision of Service Books	494

Early English Bibles	502

Progress towards an authorized version	508

Cranmers Bible	514

CHAPTER XI	522

The Laws against Heresy	528

Pilney	534

Character of socalled Martyrs	541

The foreign Anabaptists in England	550

Agitation about alleged extortions of the Clergy	565