Edward VI
Friends of the Reformation
Several magistrates and political leaders supported the Reformation and played significant roles in its advancement. Some of the most notable figures are listed below.
Hugh Latimer
A short biography of Hugh Latimer (c. 1485–1555), converted through Thomas Bilney, Bishop of Worcester, preacher to Edward VI, and martyr at Oxford with Nicholas Ridley.
King Edward VI
King Edward VI was only nine years old when he succeeded his father, Henry VIII, to the throne of England.
Lady Jane Grey
A biography of Lady Jane Grey, the nine-day queen of England whose biblical learning and Protestant faith remained steadfast through imprisonment and death.
Nicholas Ridley
A short biography of Nicholas Ridley (c. 1500–1555), Master of Pembroke Hall, Bishop of London, and martyr at Oxford with Hugh Latimer.
Nonconformity
The history of Puritan Nonconformity from the vestiarian controversy to Archbishop Laud and the Great Ejection of 1662.
Oxford Disputations (1554)
Oxford Disputations (1554): Conscience under Mary I. A concise account of the debate and its place in the Protestant Reformation.
The Thirty-Nine Articles (1571)
An introduction to the Thirty-Nine Articles of 1571, including Thomas Cranmer, the Forty-Two Articles, the Elizabethan settlement, Reformation influences, and Christ-centered doctrine.
