The Cambridge Connection and the Elizabethan Settlement of 1559

Act of Supremacy alteration of religion Anthony Cooke Anthony Denny appointed archbishop Athenian tribe became bishops Boleyn Bucer Butts Cambridge connection Catherine Parr Chaloner chancellor chaplain chief church clergy College common Correspondence of Matthew Dudley earl ecclesiastical Edmund Grindal Edmund Guest Edward Edwardian Eliza Elizabeth England exile father friends friendship Gardiner Gray's Gray's Inn Greek Henry VIII Hoby Ibid issue John Cheke John Jewel John Ponet John's king king's later London lord MacCaffrey Marian married Mary Mary's master Matthew Parker ment Neale Nicholas Bacon Oxford Paget Parliament Paul's Cross persons Peter Martyr political Ponet prayer book preach principal secretary Privy Council Protestant queen Reformation regius relationship religious settlement Richard Cox Richard Goodrich Richard Morison Roger Ascham Sandys scholars Secretary Cecil sermon Somerset Spanish ambassador Strassburg Thomas Cranmer Thomas Smith tion Tudor tutor VIII's Walter Haddon Walter Mildmay William Bill William Cecil William Petre Wrothe young Zurich Letters