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Thomas Cranmer

1489–1556
Archbishop of Canterbury. Architect of the English Reformation. Book of Common Prayer shaped English-speaking Protestant worship for centuries. Burnt at the stake under Mary I.

From Writings and Disputations Relative to the Lord's Supper

WRITINGS AND DISPUTATIONS THOMAS CRANMER, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR, 1556,

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Writings and Disputations Relative to the Lord's Supper 1844 A collection of Thomas Cranmer's theological writings and disputations concerning the Eucharist, documenting Reformation debates on sacramental theology. →

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