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

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.