Strype's monumental work Annals of the Reformation is the most important eighteenth-century Protestant religious history of the Elizabethan period.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Book I: 1. Negotiation about queen Elizabeth's marriage with the duke of Anjou 2. Episcopal visitations of the city of London and St. Edmund's Bury in Suffolk 3. Cox, bishop of Ely, dies 4. The seminaries busy 5. University matters 6. Edward, earl of Oxford, displeased with the lady his wife 7. Books set forth this year 8. The French match like to succeed, and a league with France 9. A contest with the bishop of Coventry and Litchfield about the chancellorship 10. The bishop of Peterburgh addresseth the queen for confirmation of their statutes for residence 11. Puritans 12. Anderson made lord chief justice of the common place 13. Blank, lord mayor of London, presented to the queen 14. The queen's declaration upon sending away the Spanish ambassador 15. Apprehensions from papists 16. The queen grants a commission ecclesiastical 17. A project for prevention of falling away in religion 18. Consultation about annoying Spain 19. A convocation 20. The bishop of Winchester goes down to his diocese 21. Parry executed for treason 22. Dangers from papists in Cheshire and Lancashire 23. Account of the quarter sessions at London 24. The queen moved to assist the Netherlands 25. The queen endeavours a league between the king of Scots and herself 26. Usury practised in York 27. A motion made by Travers to Hooker, now become masters of the Temple 28. Books set forth Book 2: 1. Matters about the queen of Scots 2. Revenge meditated for the Scots queen's death 3. A league made between the queen and the king of Scots 4. Sir John Perrot contends with the bishop of St. David's about the stewardship of that bishop's court 5. A popish conspiracy, to raise a rebellion, and murder the queen 6. Anthony Tyrrel, priest, his confession in letters to the queen and lord treasurer 7. Travers acquaints the lords of the council with his lectures at the Temple, and conference with Hooker, the master of the Temple, upon some points 8. The printing-press at Cambridge 9. Don Antonio, beat out of his kingdom of Portugal 10. Southwel, a collegiate church, endeavoured to be gotten from the archbishopric of York 11. A synod held by the disciplinarians, orders, consisting of sixteen articles, there concluded 12. A book entitled, Theatrum Crudelitatis Haereticorum in Anglia 13. Sheffield of Christ's college accused for a sermon preached at St. Mary's 14. John Fox, the martyrologist, dies.
Book I: 1. Negotiation about queen Elizabeth's marriage with the duke of Anjou 2. Episcopal visitations of the city of London and St. Edmund's Bury in Suffolk 3. Cox, bishop of Ely, dies 4. The seminaries busy 5. University matters 6. Edward, earl of Oxford, displeased with the lady his wife 7. Books set forth this year 8. The French match like to succeed, and a league with France 9. A contest with the bishop of Coventry and Litchfield about the chancellorship 10. The bishop of Peterburgh addresseth the queen for confirmation of their statutes for residence 11. Puritans 12. Anderson made lord chief justice of the common place 13. Blank, lord mayor of London, presented to the queen 14. The queen's declaration upon sending away the Spanish ambassador 15. Apprehensions from papists 16. The queen grants a commission ecclesiastical 17. A project for prevention of falling away in religion 18. Consultation about annoying Spain 19. A convocation 20. The bishop of Winchester goes down to his diocese 21. Parry executed for treason 22. Dangers from papists in Cheshire and Lancashire 23. Account of the quarter sessions at London 24. The queen moved to assist the Netherlands 25. The queen endeavours a league between the king of Scots and herself 26. Usury practised in York 27. A motion made by Travers to Hooker, now become masters of the Temple 28. Books set forth Book 2: 1. Matters about the queen of Scots 2. Revenge meditated for the Scots queen's death 3. A league made between the queen and the king of Scots 4. Sir John Perrot contends with the bishop of St. David's about the stewardship of that bishop's court 5. A popish conspiracy, to raise a rebellion, and murder the queen 6. Anthony Tyrrel, priest, his confession in letters to the queen and lord treasurer 7. Travers acquaints the lords of the council with his lectures at the Temple, and conference with Hooker, the master of the Temple, upon some points 8. The printing-press at Cambridge 9. Don Antonio, beat out of his kingdom of Portugal 10. Southwel, a collegiate church, endeavoured to be gotten from the archbishopric of York 11. A synod held by the disciplinarians, orders, consisting of sixteen articles, there concluded 12. A book entitled, Theatrum Crudelitatis Haereticorum in Anglia 13. Sheffield of Christ's college accused for a sermon preached at St. Mary's 14. John Fox, the martyrologist, dies.
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