272 99 58. A letter of Ridley's setting out the sins of that time

26. A collection of the chief indulgences then in the English offices, 280 105 59. Ridley's letter to the Protector 27. Injunctions for a visitation of

,,284 147

. 287 159

execution 33. Articles for the King's visitors, 288 163 34. A paper of Luther concerning

a reconciliation with the Zwinglians

23. A letter of Bonner's, upon his reading the King's appeal to the Pope

436 124

441 128

444 140

ib. ib.

24. Cranmer's letter, for an appeal
to be made in his name
23. A minute of a letter, sent by the
King to his Ambassador at Rome, ib. 131
26. The judgment of the convoca-
tion of the province of York, re-
jecting the Pope's authority
27. The judgment of the university
of Oxford, rejecting the Pope's
authority.
28. The judgment of the Prior and
Chapter of Worcester, concern-
ing the Pope's authority
29. An order for preaching, and bid-
ding of the beads, in all sermons
to be made within this realm
30. Instructions given by the King's
Highness to William Paget, whom
his Highness sendeth at this time
unto the King of Pole, the Dukes
of Pomeray and of Pruce, and the

445 141

.465 160

41. A letter of the Archbishop of
York's, concerning the suppres-
sion of the monasteries
42. Instructions for sending Barnes,
and others, to Germany
43. The Smalcaldic league
44. Propositions made to the King
by the German Princes

466 ib.

467 163

468 166

469 170

471 171

48. Cranmer's letter to Cromwell,
complaining of the ill-treatment
of the Ambassadors from Ger-
many
447 142 49. The Earl of Northumberland's

letter to Cromwell, denying any
contract, or promise of marriage,
between Queen Anne and him-
self.

50. A letter, giving Pace an accoun

472 172

475 173

475 174

ib. 175

476 181

51. Instructions by Cardinal Pole,
to one he sent to King Henry
52. A letter to Pole,from the Bishop
of Durham

53. A letter of Pole's to Cromwell,
justifying himself .

C. H.

476 183

477 188

479 190

482 194

ib. ib.

54. A letter of the Abbess of God-
stow, complaining of Dr. London, 485 199
55. A letter to Bullinger, from one
of Maidstone; giving an account
of an image, which seems to be the
rood of Boxley in Kent.
56. A consolatory letter to Henry
VIII. from the Bishop of Durham,
after the death of Queen Jane
57. Injunctions given by Edward,
archbishop of York, to be observed
within the diocess of York, by all
the clergy of the same, and others
whom the said injunctions do con-

486 200

487 201

490 203

5. The oath of supremacy, as it was
made when the bishops did ho-
mage in King Henry the Eighth's
time. The last words were struck
out by King Edward VI. . . . 518 306
6. A letter of Peter Martyr's to
Bullinger of the state of the uni-
versity of Oxford in the year 1550, 519 310
491 ib. 7. A mandate, in King Edward's
name, to the officers of the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury; requiring
them to see that the Articles of
Religion should be subscribed . 520 319
8. The King's mandate to the
Bishop of Norwich, sent with the
Articles to be subscribed by the
clergy

494 205
ib. 207
495 208

62. An original letter of the King's
much to the same purpose
63. The design for the endowment
of Christ-Church in Canterbury. 497 211
64. A letter of the Archbishop of
Canterbury to Cromwell upon the
new foundation at Canterbury
65. A part of a letter concerning the
debates of the Six Articles in the
House of Lords .

498 ib.

499 213

66. A letter of the visitors sent to
examine the Abbot of Glastonbury, ib. 218 12. Articles and instructions, an-

522 321

ib. 322

523 323

ib. 326

524 340

ib. 344

ib. 345

15. Cardinal Pole's first letter to
Queen Mary.

16. The Queen's answer to it
17. Cardinal Pole's general powers,
for reconciling England to the
church of Rome.

ib. 346

18. A letter of Cardinal Pole's to
the Bishop of Arras upon King
Philip's arrival in England and
his marriage to the Queen
529 348
19. A letter from Cardinal Pole to