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Injunctions to the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury. 200.

Defence of the True and Catholic Doctrine of the Sacra-

Prayer, Exhortation, and Confession of Faith at St. Mary's

CONTENTS OF VOL. I.

PREFACE.

OBJECT of the publication, p. i. Cranmer's Printed Works,

ibid. His Manuscripts, p. ii. His Letters, p. iii. His Miscel-

laneous Remains, p. vi. His Book on Henry VIII.'s marriage

to Catharine of Arragon, ibid. His Opinion on the Papal Su-

premacy, p. ix, on the constitution and authority of General

Councils, p. xi. His Speech in Convocation 1536, p. xii. Arti-

cles of 1536, p. xiv. Draft of additional Articles in the Chapter

House at Westminster, p. xv.
Institution of a Christian

Man, p. xvii. Annotations on the King's Book, p. xviii.

Conferences with the German protestants in 1538, p. xx.

Thirteen Articles supposed to have been then agreed on, p.

xxii. Act of the Six Articles, p. xxv. Translations of the

Bible, p. xxvii. Cranmer's Preface to the Great Bible of

1540, p. xxviii. Commission for compiling Articles of Faith

in 1540, p. xxix. Seventeen Questions and Answers on the

Sacraments, p. xxxii. Erroneous opinions maintained in them,

p. xxxiii. Necessary Doctrine and Erudition, &c. p. xxxvii.

how far approved by Cranmer, p. xxxviii. English Litany,

1544, p. xl. Farther Reformation designed by Henry VIII.

p. xli. Extent of that actually effected by him, p. xlii. Cran-

mer's Speech at Edward VI.'s Coronation, p. xlv. Notes on

Justification, p. xlvi. The Homilies, p. xlvii. their alleged in-

consistency with the Necessary Doctrine, p. xlviii. Discus-

sion respecting the Mass, p. 1. Order for the Communion in

English, p. li. Edward VI.'s First Service Book, p. lii.

Ordination Services, p. liii. Story of Cranmer's having drawn

up a more perfect Book of Prayer, ibid. His Catechism,

liv. Confutation of Unwritten Verities, p. lv. Marquis

of Northampton's Divorce, p. lvi. Articles of Visitation,

p. lix. Insurrections in 1549, p. lxi. Answer to the Devon-

shire rebels, p. lxiv. Sermon on Rebellion, p. lxvi. Con-

p.

troversy on the Eucharist, p. lxvii.

the subject, p. lxviii. Caution of the

ries, p. lxix. Their persecution, lxx.

lxxiii. Barber, ibid.

Reformers divided on

English Sacramenta-

Frith, p. lxxi. Lam-

Cranmer's Collection of Au-

bert, p.

thorities on the Eucharist, ibid. His opinions probably at

one time Lutheran, p. lxxiv. when changed, p. lxxvi. Pub-

lication of the Defence, &c. p. lxxxi. its plan, ibid. expo-

sition of the true doctrine, ibid. refutation of Romish errors,

lxxxiii. Answered by Smythe, p. lxxxvii. and by Gardyner,

p. lxxxviii. Cranmer's Reply, p. xci. answered by Gardy-

ner under the name of Marcus Antonius Constantius, p. xciv.

Cranmer's preparations for a second Reply, p. xcvii. inter-

rupted by his death, ibid. Review of the controversy, p. xcix.

Plan for a General Reformed Confession of Faith, p. civ. The

Forty-Two Articles of the Church of England, p. cvi. Re-

formatio Legum, p. cviii. Accession of Queen Mary, p. cxi.

Cranmer's Declaration concerning the Mass, p. cxii. Dispu-

tations at Oxford, 1554, p. cxiv. Examination before Bishop

Brokes, 1555, p. cxvi. Appeal at his Degradation, Feb.

1556, p. cxvii. Prayer, &c. before his death, ibid. Notice of

Libraries examined for the present publication, p. cxviii.

List of Cranmer's writings from Bale.

p. cxxiii.

p. cxxvi.

p. cxxxi.

p. cxxxiv.

I. TO THE EARL OF WILTSHIRE. Hampton Court, 13 June

[1531.] Account of Reginald Pole's book on Henry VIII.'s

matrimony-The King and Anne Boleyn gone to Windsor.

p. 1.

II. TO KING HENRY VIII. Regenspurgh, 4 Sept. [1532.]

Contract of merchandise between England and the Low

Countries Subsidy to the Emperor-Preparations against

the Turk-The Emperor's proclamation concerning a Gene-

ral Council.

P. 6.

*III. To KING HENRY VIII. Villach, 20 Oct. [1532.]
Journey of Charles V. through Italy to Spain-Mutiny and
excesses of the Italian troops in Germany-General discon-

* The Letters marked by an asterisk, are now, it is believed, printed for

the first time.

tent at the conduct of the campaign against Solyman-Out-

rages committed by the boors on the Emperor's suite-Fer-

dinand unpopular-Appearance of a comet-The plague in

the Emperor's household-Variance in the accounts of the

Turkish losses-Report of Andrew Doria's successes in Greece

-Duke William of Bavaria-Duke Dalby-The French am-

bassador engaged to speak to Duke Frederic concerning the

King's cause.

p. 8.

*IV. TO CRUMWELL. Westminster, 8 Feb. [1533.] In favour

*VI. TO THE ABBOT OF ST. AUGUSTIN'S, CANTERBURY. Mort-

lake, 28 April. Letter of credence.

*VII. TO THE ABBOT OF WESTMINSTER.

p. 18.

Mortlake, 4 May.

Recommendation of John Smythe for a vicar's place in the
College of St. Martin's, London.
ibid.

*VIII. TO CRUMWELL. Mortlake, 6 May. Declines to allow

Crumwell to nominate a prior of St. Gregory's, Canterbury

-The principles on which the Archbishop intended to dis-

pose of such preferments-Ambition of men of the church.

p. 19.

IX. TO KING HENRY VIII. Lambeth, 11 April [1533.] Ap-

plication for license to try the King's cause of matrimony.

p. 21.

X. TO KING HENRY VIII. Dunstable, 12 May [1533.] The

Lady Catharine pronounced contumax for non-appearance.

p. 23.

XI. TO KING HENRY VIII. Dunstaple, 17 May [1533.] The

final sentence of divorce to be given on the Friday following.

p. 24.

*XII. TO CRUMWELL. Dunstaple, 17 May [1533.] Notice of

the approaching sentence of divorce-Apology for not writ-

ing before-Injunction to secresy.
p. 25.

XIII. TO KING HENRY VIII. Dunstaple, 23 May [1533.]

Announcement of the sentence of divorce-Procuracy con-

cerning the second matrimony.

26.

XIV. TO ARCHDEACON HAWKYNS. Croydon, 17 June [1533.]
Proceedings in the suit between Henry VIII. and Catharine
-Coronation of Anne Boleyn-Time of her marriage-

p.

False reports respecting Cranmer-Examination and con-
demnation of Frith and Andrew Hewet for denying the cor-
poral presence-Ambassadors gone to France-Hawkyns' pre-
ferment doubtful-Money sent to him.

p. 27.

*XV. TO THE MAYOR OF CAMBRIDGE. Croydon, 25 June.

In favour of Humfry Stockewith.

p. 33.

XVI. TO THE MASTER OF JESUS COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE. Croy-

don, 26 June. With a present of venison.

*XVII. To

p.

Croydon, 26 June. His house overcharged

34.

ibid.

p. 35.

with servants-Dr. Elyston.

*XVIII. TO THE BISHOP OF LINCOLN. Croydon, 5 July. Re-

quests the Bishop of Lincoln to assist John Creke in obtain-

ing a preferment in the University of Oxford.

*XIX. TO BALTHASOR, the King's surgeon. Croydon, 5 July.

Letter of thanks for attention to his chaplain Witwell. ibid.

*XX. TO THE BISHOP OF LINCOLN. Croydon, 8 July. Vari-

ance between the Warden of All Souls College Oxford and a

priest, respecting a chauntry.

p. 36.

*XXI. TO POTTKYNS, his Registrar. [1533.] For a collation

of a benefice.

p. 37.

*XXII. TO HIS CHANCELLOR. Croydon, 8 July. Variance be-

Concerning An-

p. 39.

thony Kyngeston's suit for divorce.

*XXVI. TO CERTAIN CURATES. Otford, 19 July.

tributions to the repairs of Malling Church.

For con-

p. 41.

*XXVII. TO THE ABBOT OF WESTMINSTER. Otford, 19

July. Application for a beadman's place for John Fisher.

ibid.

*XXVIII. TO HIS CHANCELLOR. Variance of matrimony be-

tween Thomas Perry and Jane Benbow.
p. 42.

*XXIX. To CRUMWELL. Otford, 19 July. Preaching li-

cense of a Prior at Bristol-Application for his servant to be

appointed Esquire Bedel at Oxford-The office at the disposal

of the King.

ibid.

*XXX. TO THE PRIORESS OF ST. SEPULCHRE'S, CANTERBURY.