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Thomas Cranmer Burned at the Stake: Fear of Faith
Thomas Cranmer burned at the stake was his final ignominy. His faith took him along a road of fear throughout his career. Thomas led the English Reformation and the facts surrounding Cranmer and the Catholic Church are quite unbelievable. He was a supporter of royal supremacy and did all in his power to secure the sovereign to that position within his own realm. Thomas wrote the book of common prayer and helped establish the new Church of England. So what went wrong? Why was he persecuted to the point of execution?
Thomas Cranmer at the end of his life must have been exhausted, he had been a yes man for the majority of his career. But just before his death, he made quite a statement and one that will always be remembered. Thomas died at the age of 66, despite his recantations at the end, ...
published: 09 May 2021
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Thomas Cranmer: Reformation Leader | Episode 37 | Lineage
Now, we uncover the life of Thomas Cranmer, who went from a peaceful life at Cambridge University, to becoming the Archbishop of Canterbury - albeit in a very unconventional way. He was then taken prisoner in the Tower of London because of his Protestant beliefs, and unfortunately died a martyr’s death in Oxford. He was of the highest profile of all those who died during Mary Tudor’s gruesome reign, but perhaps the most courageous at the end.
To find out more about Thomas Cranmer read our extended article on our website.
http://www.lineagejourney.com/episodes/lineage-episode-37-thomas-cranmer-cowardice-and-courage/
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published: 27 Sep 2017
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The Reformers: Thomas Cranmer
As Archbishop of Canterbury from 1533 to 1556, Thomas Cranmer promoted reforms that led to the formation of the Church of England. Just four years after the execution of Reformer William Tyndale, Cranmer wrote the preface for the Great Bible, the first authorized English Bible. He also compiled the Book of Common Prayer, a liturgy filled with biblical content that was used in church services in England—the first to be printed in English!
Cranmer’s popularity ended with the death of King Edward VI in 1553. When Queen May came to the throne, her officials arrested Cranmer and convinced him to recant of his Protestant beliefs. But he reversed his recantation at his execution. He was burned at the stake while praying, “Lord Jesus, receive my spirit!” To learn about the Protestant Reformation...
published: 26 Oct 2017
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The HORRIFIC Execution Of Thomas Cranmer
One of the most influential churchmen during the Tudor era was Thomas Cranmer. Under Henry VIII's reign he became the Archbishop of Canterbury and became very close to the King. He advised the King of important matters on religion, but also when the King needed rid of his wives, Cranmer was set to work. It would be Archbishop Thomas Cranmer who would declare Catherine of Aragon and Henry's marriage invalid, claim Anne Boleyn to be valid, look for reasons for Anne's execution and much more.
He was incredibly important, and was a leading figure in reforming the Church of England. He became a leading Protestant and carried on his big reforms during the reign of Edward VI. He acted as one of Edward's protectors following the young King rising to the throne. However under Mary I/Bloody Mary he...
published: 01 Jan 2021
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The Excruciating Death of Thomas Cranmer & The Tale of the Oxford Martyrs
The Excruciating Death of Thomas Cranmer & The Tale of the Oxford Martyrs
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Today we travel to the heart of the ancient city of Oxford to hear the tragic tale of the Oxford Martyrs,: Thomas Cranmer, Nicolas Ridley and Hugh Latimer, all of whom were burnt at the stake in the mid-1550s on account of their evangelical faith. If you are thinking of visiting the city, you will also see the most notable sites associated with their story.
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published: 25 Mar 2022
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Thomas Cranmer: Destroyed by Vengeance?
The 21st March is the anniversary of the date on which Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, was burnt at the stake in Oxford… but how much of a part did Queen Mary I’s desire for vengeance actually play in his fate?
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published: 18 Mar 2022
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July 2 - 13 things you probably didn't know about Thomas Cranmer
🎉 On this day in Tudor history, 2nd July 1489, Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, was born. Discover the intriguing life of this pivotal figure in the English Reformation, from his education and personal losses to his significant role in Henry VIII's annulment and the creation of the Church of England. 📜✨ Join me as I delve into Cranmer's journey, his achievements, and his ultimate sacrifice. Don't miss this captivating exploration of a man who changed the course of English history! 🏰✝️
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published: 01 Jul 2019
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Episode 155 - The Life & Legacy of Thomas Cranmer with Professor Susan Wabuda
Natalie Grueninger speaks with Professor Susan Wabuda about the life and legacy of Thomas Cranmer.
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published: 01 May 2022
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“每個投機者都曾把賭注下在我的身上。”
克倫威爾是一個把運氣用到極致並且會創造運氣的人。當他還是個男孩的時候就失去了家和自己的語言。後來他重建了一個家,深愛的妻子和女兒們卻先後死去。他的伯樂——主教沃爾西並不是一個光彩的角色,並帶著壞名聲進了棺材。受傷卻未被摧毀的克倫威爾繼續敏捷、頑強、不抱幻想地往上爬。
安妮·博林,這位迷人的英格蘭王后,憑借美貌與智慧贏得了亨利八世的心,然而她的命運卻極為悲劇。未能生下男性繼承人,她迅速從王后的寶座跌落,被控通姦與叛國,最終在1536年被送上斷頭台。在她冰冷的眼神中,藏著一個被權力和慾望吞噬的王朝的秘密,她的死亡點燃了英國宗教改革的烈火。
published: 17 Aug 2024
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Thomas Cranmer-Anglican Edit
Lutherans and Anglicans are true brothers.
published: 03 Mar 2024
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Thomas Cranmer Burned at the Stake: Fear of Faith
Thomas Cranmer burned at the stake was his final ignominy. His faith took him along a road of fear throughout his career. Thomas led the English Reformation and...
Thomas Cranmer burned at the stake was his final ignominy. His faith took him along a road of fear throughout his career. Thomas led the English Reformation and the facts surrounding Cranmer and the Catholic Church are quite unbelievable. He was a supporter of royal supremacy and did all in his power to secure the sovereign to that position within his own realm. Thomas wrote the book of common prayer and helped establish the new Church of England. So what went wrong? Why was he persecuted to the point of execution?
Thomas Cranmer at the end of his life must have been exhausted, he had been a yes man for the majority of his career. But just before his death, he made quite a statement and one that will always be remembered. Thomas died at the age of 66, despite his recantations at the end, his time was up. He was an outstanding theologian his vision was to witness everyone in all classes of society stand as one reading his work and finding spiritual peace. It worked!
Cranmer may have been a tool of royal tyranny but he was a committed scholar whose life showed the strengths and weaknesses of a very human and often under-appreciated reformer.
For more FREE information on Thomas Cranmer and/or to support the channel. I've set up a post on Buy me a Coffee with the full story. You can find the post link below.
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Thomas Cranmer burned at the stake was his final ignominy. His faith took him along a road of fear throughout his career. Thomas led the English Reformation and the facts surrounding Cranmer and the Catholic Church are quite unbelievable. He was a supporter of royal supremacy and did all in his power to secure the sovereign to that position within his own realm. Thomas wrote the book of common prayer and helped establish the new Church of England. So what went wrong? Why was he persecuted to the point of execution?
Thomas Cranmer at the end of his life must have been exhausted, he had been a yes man for the majority of his career. But just before his death, he made quite a statement and one that will always be remembered. Thomas died at the age of 66, despite his recantations at the end, his time was up. He was an outstanding theologian his vision was to witness everyone in all classes of society stand as one reading his work and finding spiritual peace. It worked!
Cranmer may have been a tool of royal tyranny but he was a committed scholar whose life showed the strengths and weaknesses of a very human and often under-appreciated reformer.
For more FREE information on Thomas Cranmer and/or to support the channel. I've set up a post on Buy me a Coffee with the full story. You can find the post link below.
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- published: 09 May 2021
- views: 17340
5:50
Thomas Cranmer: Reformation Leader | Episode 37 | Lineage
Now, we uncover the life of Thomas Cranmer, who went from a peaceful life at Cambridge University, to becoming the Archbishop of Canterbury - albeit in a very u...
Now, we uncover the life of Thomas Cranmer, who went from a peaceful life at Cambridge University, to becoming the Archbishop of Canterbury - albeit in a very unconventional way. He was then taken prisoner in the Tower of London because of his Protestant beliefs, and unfortunately died a martyr’s death in Oxford. He was of the highest profile of all those who died during Mary Tudor’s gruesome reign, but perhaps the most courageous at the end.
To find out more about Thomas Cranmer read our extended article on our website.
http://www.lineagejourney.com/episodes/lineage-episode-37-thomas-cranmer-cowardice-and-courage/
En Español: https://youtu.be/DM04DedpTo8
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Now, we uncover the life of Thomas Cranmer, who went from a peaceful life at Cambridge University, to becoming the Archbishop of Canterbury - albeit in a very unconventional way. He was then taken prisoner in the Tower of London because of his Protestant beliefs, and unfortunately died a martyr’s death in Oxford. He was of the highest profile of all those who died during Mary Tudor’s gruesome reign, but perhaps the most courageous at the end.
To find out more about Thomas Cranmer read our extended article on our website.
http://www.lineagejourney.com/episodes/lineage-episode-37-thomas-cranmer-cowardice-and-courage/
En Español: https://youtu.be/DM04DedpTo8
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- published: 27 Sep 2017
- views: 30365
1:01
The Reformers: Thomas Cranmer
As Archbishop of Canterbury from 1533 to 1556, Thomas Cranmer promoted reforms that led to the formation of the Church of England. Just four years after the exe...
As Archbishop of Canterbury from 1533 to 1556, Thomas Cranmer promoted reforms that led to the formation of the Church of England. Just four years after the execution of Reformer William Tyndale, Cranmer wrote the preface for the Great Bible, the first authorized English Bible. He also compiled the Book of Common Prayer, a liturgy filled with biblical content that was used in church services in England—the first to be printed in English!
Cranmer’s popularity ended with the death of King Edward VI in 1553. When Queen May came to the throne, her officials arrested Cranmer and convinced him to recant of his Protestant beliefs. But he reversed his recantation at his execution. He was burned at the stake while praying, “Lord Jesus, receive my spirit!” To learn about the Protestant Reformation visit www.museumofthebible.org/reformation.
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As Archbishop of Canterbury from 1533 to 1556, Thomas Cranmer promoted reforms that led to the formation of the Church of England. Just four years after the execution of Reformer William Tyndale, Cranmer wrote the preface for the Great Bible, the first authorized English Bible. He also compiled the Book of Common Prayer, a liturgy filled with biblical content that was used in church services in England—the first to be printed in English!
Cranmer’s popularity ended with the death of King Edward VI in 1553. When Queen May came to the throne, her officials arrested Cranmer and convinced him to recant of his Protestant beliefs. But he reversed his recantation at his execution. He was burned at the stake while praying, “Lord Jesus, receive my spirit!” To learn about the Protestant Reformation visit www.museumofthebible.org/reformation.
Sign up to receive The Book in your inbox daily at https://museumofthebible.org/thebook
Copyright © 2017 Museum of the Bible. All rights reserved.
- published: 26 Oct 2017
- views: 8673
12:25
The HORRIFIC Execution Of Thomas Cranmer
One of the most influential churchmen during the Tudor era was Thomas Cranmer. Under Henry VIII's reign he became the Archbishop of Canterbury and became very c...
One of the most influential churchmen during the Tudor era was Thomas Cranmer. Under Henry VIII's reign he became the Archbishop of Canterbury and became very close to the King. He advised the King of important matters on religion, but also when the King needed rid of his wives, Cranmer was set to work. It would be Archbishop Thomas Cranmer who would declare Catherine of Aragon and Henry's marriage invalid, claim Anne Boleyn to be valid, look for reasons for Anne's execution and much more.
He was incredibly important, and was a leading figure in reforming the Church of England. He became a leading Protestant and carried on his big reforms during the reign of Edward VI. He acted as one of Edward's protectors following the young King rising to the throne. However under Mary I/Bloody Mary he would meet a tragic end. When Mary I came onto the throne, she was Catholic and began to persecute leading Protestants. Thomas Cranmer and Mary had a strong dislike for each other, as Cranmer had caused her mother, Catherine of Aragon's downfall.
Despite recanting and acknowledging the Catholic religion as superior, Thomas Cranmer was executed by being burned at the stake. He was claimed to be a heretic and was burned in Oxford in public. His execution was incredible unlawful and brutal. Join us today as we look at 'The Horrific Execution of Thomas Cranmer.'
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One of the most influential churchmen during the Tudor era was Thomas Cranmer. Under Henry VIII's reign he became the Archbishop of Canterbury and became very close to the King. He advised the King of important matters on religion, but also when the King needed rid of his wives, Cranmer was set to work. It would be Archbishop Thomas Cranmer who would declare Catherine of Aragon and Henry's marriage invalid, claim Anne Boleyn to be valid, look for reasons for Anne's execution and much more.
He was incredibly important, and was a leading figure in reforming the Church of England. He became a leading Protestant and carried on his big reforms during the reign of Edward VI. He acted as one of Edward's protectors following the young King rising to the throne. However under Mary I/Bloody Mary he would meet a tragic end. When Mary I came onto the throne, she was Catholic and began to persecute leading Protestants. Thomas Cranmer and Mary had a strong dislike for each other, as Cranmer had caused her mother, Catherine of Aragon's downfall.
Despite recanting and acknowledging the Catholic religion as superior, Thomas Cranmer was executed by being burned at the stake. He was claimed to be a heretic and was burned in Oxford in public. His execution was incredible unlawful and brutal. Join us today as we look at 'The Horrific Execution of Thomas Cranmer.'
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- published: 01 Jan 2021
- views: 179552
12:49
The Excruciating Death of Thomas Cranmer & The Tale of the Oxford Martyrs
The Excruciating Death of Thomas Cranmer & The Tale of the Oxford Martyrs
#thomascranmer #oxfordmartyrs #maryi
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The Excruciating Death of Thomas Cranmer & The Tale of the Oxford Martyrs
#thomascranmer #oxfordmartyrs #maryi
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Today we travel to the heart of the ancient city of Oxford to hear the tragic tale of the Oxford Martyrs,: Thomas Cranmer, Nicolas Ridley and Hugh Latimer, all of whom were burnt at the stake in the mid-1550s on account of their evangelical faith. If you are thinking of visiting the city, you will also see the most notable sites associated with their story.
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Today we travel to the heart of the ancient city of Oxford to hear the tragic tale of the Oxford Martyrs,: Thomas Cranmer, Nicolas Ridley and Hugh Latimer, all of whom were burnt at the stake in the mid-1550s on account of their evangelical faith. If you are thinking of visiting the city, you will also see the most notable sites associated with their story.
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All the books and travel guides can be found in my shop at https://shopthetudortravelguide.com/.
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Non-Fiction:
In the Footsteps of Anne Boleyn
In the Footsteps of the Six Wives of Henry VIII
Fiction:
Le Temps Viendra: A Novel of Anne Boleyn Volumes I & II
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- published: 25 Mar 2022
- views: 7095
53:03
Thomas Cranmer: Destroyed by Vengeance?
The 21st March is the anniversary of the date on which Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, was burnt at the stake in Oxford… but how much of a part did Qu...
The 21st March is the anniversary of the date on which Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, was burnt at the stake in Oxford… but how much of a part did Queen Mary I’s desire for vengeance actually play in his fate?
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Portrait of Thomas Cranmer by Gerlach Flicke (1545-1546). Held by the National Portrait Gallery.
Paternal canting arms of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury: Argent, a chevron between three cranes azure. By User:Lobsterthermidor (2018), using crane from File:Blason Famille Burine.svg by User:SanglierT
Portrait miniature of Mary Tudor, later Mary I of England attributed to Lucas Horenbout (c.1521-1525). Held by the National Portrait Gallery.
Portrait of Henry VIII of England by Joos van Cleve (c.1530-1535). Held by the Royal Collection.
Portrait of Catherine of Aragon by an unknown English artist (16th century). Held by Lambeth Palace, on loan to the National Portrait Gallery.
The wedding portrait of Ferdinand and Isabella by an unknown artist (c. 1469). Reproduced by Duoda, Women Research Center. University of Barcelona.
Frontispiece to John Fisher’s “Assertionis Lutheranae confutation” (1523). Photographed by Christies as an auction lot. This version was printed in Paris rather than Antwerp.
The Trial of Queen Catherine of Aragon, by Henry Nelson O'Neil (1846–1848). Held by the Birmingham Museums.
Near contemporary painting of Anne Boleyn by an unknown artist (c.1550). Held by Hever Castle.
Portrait of Charles V with a Dog by Jakob Seisenegger (1532). Held by Kunsthistorisches Museum.
Portrait of Andreas Osiander by an unknown artist from the book Zweihundert deutsche Männer in Bildnissen und Lebensbeschreibungen (Two hundred German men in portraits and biographies), Leipzig 1854, edited by Ludwig Bechstein, compare Zweihundert deutsche Männer in Bildnissen und Lebensbeschreibungen (Visual Library); photograph from portrait.kaar.at
Portrait of William Warham by Hans Holbein the Younger (1528). Held by the Louvre Museum.
Portrait of Thomas Cromwell by Hans Holbein the Younger (1532–1533). Held by The Frick Collection.
Portrait of Queen Mary I by Master John (1544). Held by the National Portrait Gallery.
Portrait of Edward VI as a Child by Hans Holbein the Younger (c.1538). Held by the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
Detail from “The Family of Henry VIII” by an unknown artist (c.1545). Held by the Royal Collection, on display at Hampton Court Palace.
Portrait of Anne of Cleves by Hans Holbein the Younger (c.1539). Held by the Louvre Museum.
Portrait of a Young Woman, thought to be Katherine Howard, from the workshop of Hans Holbein the Younger (c.1540-1545). Held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Portrait of Catherine Parr by an unknown artist (late 16th century). Held by the National Portrait Gallery.
“King Edward VI and the Pope” by an unknown artist (c.1575). Held by the National Portrait Gallery.
Portrait of Edward VI of England, from the circle of William Scrots (16th century). Held in a private collection in an unspecified location.
Portrait of Lady Jane Grey by an unknown artist (c.1590-1600). Held by the National Portrait Gallery.
Selected woodcut images from John Foxe's Book of Martyrs (1563)
Quoted texts:
Diarmaid MacCulloch, ODNB entry on Thomas Cranmer.
Thomas Cranmer: A Life by Diarmaid MacCulloch
Also consulted, were:
Relevant entries from The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography Online
Among the Wolves of Court: The Untold Story of Thomas and George Boleyn by Lauren Mackay
#Tudor #Reformation #History
https://wn.com/Thomas_Cranmer_Destroyed_By_Vengeance
The 21st March is the anniversary of the date on which Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, was burnt at the stake in Oxford… but how much of a part did Queen Mary I’s desire for vengeance actually play in his fate?
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Portrait of Thomas Cranmer by Gerlach Flicke (1545-1546). Held by the National Portrait Gallery.
Paternal canting arms of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury: Argent, a chevron between three cranes azure. By User:Lobsterthermidor (2018), using crane from File:Blason Famille Burine.svg by User:SanglierT
Portrait miniature of Mary Tudor, later Mary I of England attributed to Lucas Horenbout (c.1521-1525). Held by the National Portrait Gallery.
Portrait of Henry VIII of England by Joos van Cleve (c.1530-1535). Held by the Royal Collection.
Portrait of Catherine of Aragon by an unknown English artist (16th century). Held by Lambeth Palace, on loan to the National Portrait Gallery.
The wedding portrait of Ferdinand and Isabella by an unknown artist (c. 1469). Reproduced by Duoda, Women Research Center. University of Barcelona.
Frontispiece to John Fisher’s “Assertionis Lutheranae confutation” (1523). Photographed by Christies as an auction lot. This version was printed in Paris rather than Antwerp.
The Trial of Queen Catherine of Aragon, by Henry Nelson O'Neil (1846–1848). Held by the Birmingham Museums.
Near contemporary painting of Anne Boleyn by an unknown artist (c.1550). Held by Hever Castle.
Portrait of Charles V with a Dog by Jakob Seisenegger (1532). Held by Kunsthistorisches Museum.
Portrait of Andreas Osiander by an unknown artist from the book Zweihundert deutsche Männer in Bildnissen und Lebensbeschreibungen (Two hundred German men in portraits and biographies), Leipzig 1854, edited by Ludwig Bechstein, compare Zweihundert deutsche Männer in Bildnissen und Lebensbeschreibungen (Visual Library); photograph from portrait.kaar.at
Portrait of William Warham by Hans Holbein the Younger (1528). Held by the Louvre Museum.
Portrait of Thomas Cromwell by Hans Holbein the Younger (1532–1533). Held by The Frick Collection.
Portrait of Queen Mary I by Master John (1544). Held by the National Portrait Gallery.
Portrait of Edward VI as a Child by Hans Holbein the Younger (c.1538). Held by the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
Detail from “The Family of Henry VIII” by an unknown artist (c.1545). Held by the Royal Collection, on display at Hampton Court Palace.
Portrait of Anne of Cleves by Hans Holbein the Younger (c.1539). Held by the Louvre Museum.
Portrait of a Young Woman, thought to be Katherine Howard, from the workshop of Hans Holbein the Younger (c.1540-1545). Held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Portrait of Catherine Parr by an unknown artist (late 16th century). Held by the National Portrait Gallery.
“King Edward VI and the Pope” by an unknown artist (c.1575). Held by the National Portrait Gallery.
Portrait of Edward VI of England, from the circle of William Scrots (16th century). Held in a private collection in an unspecified location.
Portrait of Lady Jane Grey by an unknown artist (c.1590-1600). Held by the National Portrait Gallery.
Selected woodcut images from John Foxe's Book of Martyrs (1563)
Quoted texts:
Diarmaid MacCulloch, ODNB entry on Thomas Cranmer.
Thomas Cranmer: A Life by Diarmaid MacCulloch
Also consulted, were:
Relevant entries from The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography Online
Among the Wolves of Court: The Untold Story of Thomas and George Boleyn by Lauren Mackay
#Tudor #Reformation #History
- published: 18 Mar 2022
- views: 143279
9:44
July 2 - 13 things you probably didn't know about Thomas Cranmer
🎉 On this day in Tudor history, 2nd July 1489, Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, was born. Discover the intriguing life of this pivotal figure in the En...
🎉 On this day in Tudor history, 2nd July 1489, Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, was born. Discover the intriguing life of this pivotal figure in the English Reformation, from his education and personal losses to his significant role in Henry VIII's annulment and the creation of the Church of England. 📜✨ Join me as I delve into Cranmer's journey, his achievements, and his ultimate sacrifice. Don't miss this captivating exploration of a man who changed the course of English history! 🏰✝️
#TudorHistory #ThomasCranmer #EnglishReformation #HenryVIII #ChurchOfEngland #OnThisDay #HistoryLovers #HistoricalFigures
Link to article on the life of Thomas Cranmer - https://www.theanneboleynfiles.com/the-life-of-archbishop-thomas-cranmer/4902/ for more information.
https://wn.com/July_2_13_Things_You_Probably_Didn't_Know_About_Thomas_Cranmer
🎉 On this day in Tudor history, 2nd July 1489, Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, was born. Discover the intriguing life of this pivotal figure in the English Reformation, from his education and personal losses to his significant role in Henry VIII's annulment and the creation of the Church of England. 📜✨ Join me as I delve into Cranmer's journey, his achievements, and his ultimate sacrifice. Don't miss this captivating exploration of a man who changed the course of English history! 🏰✝️
#TudorHistory #ThomasCranmer #EnglishReformation #HenryVIII #ChurchOfEngland #OnThisDay #HistoryLovers #HistoricalFigures
Link to article on the life of Thomas Cranmer - https://www.theanneboleynfiles.com/the-life-of-archbishop-thomas-cranmer/4902/ for more information.
- published: 01 Jul 2019
- views: 14253
1:07:25
Episode 155 - The Life & Legacy of Thomas Cranmer with Professor Susan Wabuda
Natalie Grueninger speaks with Professor Susan Wabuda about the life and legacy of Thomas Cranmer.
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Natalie Grueninger speaks with Professor Susan Wabuda about the life and legacy of Thomas Cranmer.
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Music break courtesy of guitarist Jon Sayles.
https://wn.com/Episode_155_The_Life_Legacy_Of_Thomas_Cranmer_With_Professor_Susan_Wabuda
Natalie Grueninger speaks with Professor Susan Wabuda about the life and legacy of Thomas Cranmer.
Follow Professor Wabuda on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/SusanWabuda
Find out more about your host at On the Tudor Trail.
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Join our Talking Tudors Podcast Facebook group for all the behind-the-scenes news and updates.
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Music break courtesy of guitarist Jon Sayles.
- published: 01 May 2022
- views: 1109
1:29:34
經典英劇「紅顏未老恩先斷 最是無情帝王家」 英國断头皇后安妮·博林的崛起和隕落#狼廳 #Wolf Hall
原視頻節目被黃標,修改後重新上傳,看過的朋友勿入
“每個投機者都曾把賭注下在我的身上。”
克倫威爾是一個把運氣用到極致並且會創造運氣的人。當他還是個男孩的時候就失去了家和自己的語言。後來他重建了一個家,深愛的妻子和女兒們卻先後死去。他的伯樂——主教沃爾西並不是一個光彩的角色,並帶著壞名聲進了棺材。受傷卻未被摧毀的克倫威...
原視頻節目被黃標,修改後重新上傳,看過的朋友勿入
“每個投機者都曾把賭注下在我的身上。”
克倫威爾是一個把運氣用到極致並且會創造運氣的人。當他還是個男孩的時候就失去了家和自己的語言。後來他重建了一個家,深愛的妻子和女兒們卻先後死去。他的伯樂——主教沃爾西並不是一個光彩的角色,並帶著壞名聲進了棺材。受傷卻未被摧毀的克倫威爾繼續敏捷、頑強、不抱幻想地往上爬。
安妮·博林,這位迷人的英格蘭王后,憑借美貌與智慧贏得了亨利八世的心,然而她的命運卻極為悲劇。未能生下男性繼承人,她迅速從王后的寶座跌落,被控通姦與叛國,最終在1536年被送上斷頭台。在她冰冷的眼神中,藏著一個被權力和慾望吞噬的王朝的秘密,她的死亡點燃了英國宗教改革的烈火。
https://wn.com/經典英劇「紅顏未老恩先斷_最是無情帝王家」_英國断头皇后安妮·博林的崛起和隕落_狼廳_Wolf_Hall
原視頻節目被黃標,修改後重新上傳,看過的朋友勿入
“每個投機者都曾把賭注下在我的身上。”
克倫威爾是一個把運氣用到極致並且會創造運氣的人。當他還是個男孩的時候就失去了家和自己的語言。後來他重建了一個家,深愛的妻子和女兒們卻先後死去。他的伯樂——主教沃爾西並不是一個光彩的角色,並帶著壞名聲進了棺材。受傷卻未被摧毀的克倫威爾繼續敏捷、頑強、不抱幻想地往上爬。
安妮·博林,這位迷人的英格蘭王后,憑借美貌與智慧贏得了亨利八世的心,然而她的命運卻極為悲劇。未能生下男性繼承人,她迅速從王后的寶座跌落,被控通姦與叛國,最終在1536年被送上斷頭台。在她冰冷的眼神中,藏著一個被權力和慾望吞噬的王朝的秘密,她的死亡點燃了英國宗教改革的烈火。
- published: 17 Aug 2024
- views: 330
1:13
Thomas Cranmer-Anglican Edit
Lutherans and Anglicans are true brothers.
Lutherans and Anglicans are true brothers.
https://wn.com/Thomas_Cranmer_Anglican_Edit
Lutherans and Anglicans are true brothers.
- published: 03 Mar 2024
- views: 2595