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• catalog contributor b10582884.
• catalog coverage "England Church history 16th century.".
• catalog created "1997.".
• catalog date "1997".
• catalog date "1997.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1997.".
• catalog description "1. The English radicals under Henry VIII, 1535-47 -- Before 1535 -- Evidence dating from 1535 -- Evidence dating from 1536 -- Evidence dating from 1538 -- Evidence dating form 1539 -- Evidence dating from 1540 -- Conclusion -- 2. The English radicals under Edward VI, 1547-53 -- A. The Heresy Commission of 1549 -- I. Joan Bocher -- The Lollard -- The Protestant -- The radical -- Conclusion -- II. John Champneys -- His background -- His book -- His examination -- His subsequent career -- Conclusion -- III. Michael Thombe -- IV. Thomas Putto -- B. The Heresy Commission of 1551 -- I. The Essex radicals -- Thomas Upcharde of Bocking -- John Sympson of Great Wigborough -- John Barre of Great Sampford -- Conclusion -- II. The Kent radicals -- a. Privy Council record -- Nichoals Sheterden of Pluckley -- John Lydley of Ashford -- Chidderton of Ashford -- Cole of Maidstone, schoolmaster -- b. Harleian Fragment -- Cole of Faversham -- Henry Harte -- George Brodebridge -- Humphrey Middleton -- c. The addressees in John Bradford's letter to the Free-willers -- Richard Prowde -- William Porrege -- Richard Porrege -- C. Henry Harte -- I. His career -- II. His writings -- A consultorie for all Christians -- A Godly newe short treatyse -- The enormities -- The letter to the London congregation -- The letter to Newgate -- III. His theology -- Christology -- Soteriology -- Anthropology -- Ecclesiology -- IV. Conclusion -- D. Robert Cooche -- Introduction -- I. Cooche on baptism -- Contra Vermigli -- Contra Turner -- Assessment -- II. Cooche on predestination -- The book -- Its contents -- III. Cooche on the Lord's Supper -- IV. Conclusion".
• catalog description "3. The English radicals under Mary Tudor, 1553-58 -- A. The Sussex radicals -- I. The King's Bench controversy -- John Trewe of Hellingly -- Thomas Avington of Ardingley -- Richard Harman of Westhothleigh -- Thomas Arede -- John Jackson -- John Saxbye -- II. Deryck Carver of Brighton -- Conclusion -- B. Christopher Vitells and the advent of Familism -- I. The sources -- John Rogers -- William Wilkinson -- John Knewstub -- II. The career of Christopher Vitells -- III. The success of Christopher Vitells -- 4. The English radicals under Elizabeth I, 1558-65 -- I. The investigation of the Court of High Commission, 1559-61 -- II. The Surrey radicals -- The Wonersh Conventicle -- The depositions of May 1561 -- Conclusion -- 5. Conclusion: English radical theology, 1535-1565 -- I. The English radicals and Lollardy -- II. The English radicals and Anabaptism -- III. The English radicals and Anglicanism.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [387]-400) and indexes.".
• catalog extent "xx, 425 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Religious radicalism in England, 1535-1565.".
• catalog identifier "0946068445".
• catalog isFormatOf "Religious radicalism in England, 1535-1565.".
• catalog isPartOf "Rutherford studies in historical theology".
• catalog isPartOf "Rutherford studies. Series one, Historical theology".
• catalog issued "1997".
• catalog issued "1997.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Carlisle, England : Published for Rutherford House by Paternoster Press,".
• catalog relation "Religious radicalism in England, 1535-1565.".
• catalog spatial "England Church history 16th century.".
• catalog spatial "England".
• catalog spatial "England.".
• catalog subject "Anabaptists England History 16th century.".
• catalog subject "Antitrinitarianism England History 16th century.".
• catalog subject "BR757 .C56 1997".
• catalog subject "Dissenters, Religious England History 16th century.".
• catalog subject "Lollards History 16th century.".
• catalog subject "Reformation England.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. The English radicals under Henry VIII, 1535-47 -- Before 1535 -- Evidence dating from 1535 -- Evidence dating from 1536 -- Evidence dating from 1538 -- Evidence dating form 1539 -- Evidence dating from 1540 -- Conclusion -- 2. The English radicals under Edward VI, 1547-53 -- A. The Heresy Commission of 1549 -- I. Joan Bocher -- The Lollard -- The Protestant -- The radical -- Conclusion -- II. John Champneys -- His background -- His book -- His examination -- His subsequent career -- Conclusion -- III. Michael Thombe -- IV. Thomas Putto -- B. The Heresy Commission of 1551 -- I. The Essex radicals -- Thomas Upcharde of Bocking -- John Sympson of Great Wigborough -- John Barre of Great Sampford -- Conclusion -- II. The Kent radicals -- a. Privy Council record -- Nichoals Sheterden of Pluckley -- John Lydley of Ashford -- Chidderton of Ashford -- Cole of Maidstone, schoolmaster -- b. Harleian Fragment -- Cole of Faversham -- Henry Harte -- George Brodebridge -- Humphrey Middleton -- c. The addressees in John Bradford's letter to the Free-willers -- Richard Prowde -- William Porrege -- Richard Porrege -- C. Henry Harte -- I. His career -- II. His writings -- A consultorie for all Christians -- A Godly newe short treatyse -- The enormities -- The letter to the London congregation -- The letter to Newgate -- III. His theology -- Christology -- Soteriology -- Anthropology -- Ecclesiology -- IV. Conclusion -- D. Robert Cooche -- Introduction -- I. Cooche on baptism -- Contra Vermigli -- Contra Turner -- Assessment -- II. Cooche on predestination -- The book -- Its contents -- III. Cooche on the Lord's Supper -- IV. Conclusion".
• catalog tableOfContents "3. The English radicals under Mary Tudor, 1553-58 -- A. The Sussex radicals -- I. The King's Bench controversy -- John Trewe of Hellingly -- Thomas Avington of Ardingley -- Richard Harman of Westhothleigh -- Thomas Arede -- John Jackson -- John Saxbye -- II. Deryck Carver of Brighton -- Conclusion -- B. Christopher Vitells and the advent of Familism -- I. The sources -- John Rogers -- William Wilkinson -- John Knewstub -- II. The career of Christopher Vitells -- III. The success of Christopher Vitells -- 4. The English radicals under Elizabeth I, 1558-65 -- I. The investigation of the Court of High Commission, 1559-61 -- II. The Surrey radicals -- The Wonersh Conventicle -- The depositions of May 1561 -- Conclusion -- 5. Conclusion: English radical theology, 1535-1565 -- I. The English radicals and Lollardy -- II. The English radicals and Anabaptism -- III. The English radicals and Anglicanism.".
• catalog title "Religious radicalism in England, 1535-1565 / C.J. Clement.".
• catalog type "Church history. fast".
• catalog type "History. fast".
• catalog type "text".