1 October 2015 A.D ENGLISH REFORMATION: Correspondence of Matthew Parker, 71st Archbishop of Canterbury
1 October 2015 A.D ENGLISH REFORMATION: Correspondence of Matthew Parker, 71st Archbishop of Canterbury
Correspondence
of Matthew Parker: Comprising Letters Written by and to Him, from A.D. 1535, to
His Death, A.D. 1575
Author:
Matthew Parker
Editors:
John Bruce and Thomas Thomason Perowne
Publisher:
Cambridge University Press
Publication
Date: 1853
Pages:
511
Languages:
Latin and English
Aside
from Thomas Cranmer, Matthew Parker
might have been the most significant theologian of the English Reformation.
Compiled by the Parker Society, this collection of his correspondence grants
access to the intentions and councils of this influential archbishop of
Canterbury. The Parker Society also includes a timeline and biography that
contextualizes each of the letters within the tumult of the English
Reformation.
Matthew
Parker
(1504–1575) was archbishop of Canterbury from 1559–1575. He profoundly impacted
early Anglican theology as one of the architects of the 39 Articles.
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