Thomas Cranmer

Change: Click EasyEdit to update this page! (Don't see the EasyEdit button above? Sign in or Sign up.) Thomas Cranmer as played by Hans Matheson Born July 2nd, 1489 - executed March 21st, 1556 by the order of Queen Mary 1 Character's backstory:Cranmer was born   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 705)

Change: a priest. In 1520 he began meeting with other Cambridge scholars whom Lutheran winds blowing across the North Sea informed and invigorated. "Little Germany", as the group was called, had within it many who would subsequently become leaders in the English Reformation -- and pay dearly for it.For   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 614)

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Change: Anne Boleyn Enemies:The Catholic faction spearheaded by Princess mary TudorLINKS: D.Starkey on Thomas Cranmer &who thefinally Breakhad fromhim Romeexecuted UNFORGETTABLE CHARACTER QUOTES DEFINING EPISODES | MEMORABLE SCENES PHOTOS to add pics to this slideshow, go to"photos" & "albums" & "Thomas Cranmer profile"   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 613)

Change: theologian. They married clandestinely. While as a priest Cranmer had already taken a vow of celibacy, his reading of scripture (especially his noting that apostles had married) convinced him that marriage was permitted the clergy and to be esteemed among them. For years, however, Cranmer dissembled and kept hisreformer,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 579)

Change: secret. Friends: Thomas Cromwell, Earl of EssexSir Thomas Boleyn, Earl of WiltshireGeorge BoleynAnne Boleyn Enemies:The Catholic faction spearheaded by Princess mary TudorLINKS: D.Starkey on Thomas Cranmer & the Break from Rome UNFORGETTABLE CHARACTER QUOTES DEFINING EPISODES | MEMORABLE SCENES PHOTOS [better pic needed]   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 641)

Change:  yearsneeded] Left : Stained glass of the martyrdom of Thomas Cranmer, Nicolas Ridley, and Hugh Latimer who were burned at Oxford during the Marian Persecutions. (they were not however, all burned at the same time. Ridley and Latimer burned six months earlier) statue of Cranmer from Oxford's Matyrs Memorial   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 638)

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