Annals of the Reformation and Establishment of Religion : And Other Various Occurrences in the Church of England, during Queen Elizabeth's Happy Reign (Paperback)

34. Veron the preacher; 35. The bishop of Worcester's vindication of himself against Sir John Bourne before the privy council; 36. Some remarks of Coverdale; 37. The kingdom and church vindication against Osorius, a popish writer; 38. Matters between France and England; 39. The second book of Homilies; 40. A diary of various historical matters of the court and state, falling out this year; 41. Contest about ministers' apparel; 42. Several letters between Sampson and Humfrey, and Bullinger and Gualter, divines in Zurick, about the habits; 43. Some account of Humfrey and Sampson; 44. Disturbance in Cambridge about the habits; 45. The controversy between Jewel, bishop of Sarum, and Harding of Lovain; 46. Prayers and thanksgivings for Malta, besieged by the Turks; 47. Various occurrences, and matters of state, in the court of England this summer; 48. The declaration of the London ministers answered; 49. A session of parliament; 50. Proposals of marriage between the archduke and the queen; 51. Orders taken with papists in Lancashire by the ecclesiastical commission; 52. Sir Henry Killigrew sent to the prince Palatine about religion; 53. Cavallerius, Hebrew professor at Cambridge; 54. Great dangers to the church and nation apprehended at hand; 55. Books written on occasion of this rebellion, addressed to the rebels and papists; 56. This a year of danger; 57. Pious men in Cirencester; Appendix.