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Title: England's remembrancer setting forth the beginning of papal tyrannies, bloody persecutions, plots, and inhuman butcheries, exercised on the professors of the Gospel in England dissenting from the Church of Rome : with an account of all, or most of the martyrs that were put to death by the cruel papists in this kingdom, until the Reformation in the reign of King Edw. 6 and Queen Elizabeth : also the first rise of the writ de heretico comburendo, for burning of hereticks ...
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Print source: England's remembrancer setting forth the beginning of papal tyrannies, bloody persecutions, plots, and inhuman butcheries, exercised on the professors of the Gospel in England dissenting from the Church of Rome : with an account of all, or most of the martyrs that were put to death by the cruel papists in this kingdom, until the Reformation in the reign of King Edw. 6 and Queen Elizabeth : also the first rise of the writ de heretico comburendo, for burning of hereticks ...
London: Printed for E. Smith ..., 1682.
Subject terms:
Catholic Church -- England -- Controversial literature.
Martyrs -- England -- Early works to 1800.
Persecution -- England -- Early works to 1800.
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THE PREFACE TO THE READER.
The Introduction.
A TRUE VIEW OF ALL THE Popish Persecutions AND CRUELTIES IN ENGLAND.
The First Part.
section
The manner of doing Pennance.
The first Act for burning of Hereticks, William Saw∣try the first that was burnt.
The burning of John Badby Taylor.
The Statute Ex Officio.
The Arch-Bishops Constitutions.
Poor men doing Pennance.
The cruel Persecution of the Lord Cobham.
The burning of William Taylor Priest.
The Burning of John Goose, and others.
The Burning of several others.
The Cruel handling and Murder of Thomas Chase.
Divers persecuted at Coventry.
William Sweeting and John Brewster Martyrs.
The Second part. In which are noted such Martyrs as suffered under the Reign of King Henry the 8th, before the Refor∣mation.
Persecution by Fitz-James Bishop of London.
The Martyrdom and cruel handling of John Brown.
The Horrid Murther of Mr. Hun in the Lollards To∣wer.
The Martyrdom of John Stillman.
Thomas Man and Robert Cosin Martyrs.
Cruel perccution by the Bishop of Lincoln, Chil∣dren Compelled to set fire to their parent.
Seven Martyrs at Coventry.
Thomas Harding Martyr.
The story of Thomas Bilney Martyr.
Mr. Bayfeild Martyr.
John Tewksberry Martyr.
The Cruel handling of Edward Freese.
Mr. Baynham a Lawyer, Martyr.
Bent and Trapnel Martyrs.
Three men hang'd for taking down the Rood of Dovercourt.
The Martyrdom of John Frith and Andrew Hewer.
The Martyrdom of Thomas Bennet
Great persecution in London.
Mr. Tyndal Martyred in Flanders.
Mr. Lambert Martyr.
The Murther of Mr. Packington.
Two Mad Men burnt for Hereticks.
N. Peke burnt at Ipswich.
Dr. Barnes Martyr.
Thomas Garrat and William Hierom Martyrs.
The Death of Barnes Garet and Hierom.
Three men Executed for Popery.
The Murther of John Porter in prison.
Persecution in Windsor.
The Persecutors disgraced.
Kerby and Clark Martyr'd in Suffolk.
The Martyrdom and Cruel usage of Mrs. Ann Askew and 3 Gentlemen in Smithfield.
Queen Mary Comes to the Crown.
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Cranmer, Ridley and Latimer Condemned.
The Martyrdom of Mr. Rogers.
The Martyrdom of Mr Saunders at Coventry.
The Martyrdom of Bishop Hooper.
The Cruel Handing of Tho. Tomkins.
William Hunter Martyr'd at Burntwood.
Two Gentlemen of Essex Martyr'd.
Three more burnt in Essex, and B. Farrar in Wales.
Rawlins White burnt at Cardiff.
George Marsh burnt at Chester.
The story of William Flower Martyr at Westminster.
Mr. Cardmaker and Mr. Warren burnt in Smithfeild.
Two more burnt in Essex.
Mr. Hawks burnt in Essex.
Thomas Wats Martyr'd as Chelmsford. with 3 others in Essex.
Margery Pooly and Dirick Carver Martyrs.
Stening and Iveson Martyrs.
Elizabeth Warren Widdow, and others Martyred.
George Tankerfeild and Robert Smith Martyrs.
Mr. Samuel, a Minister, Martyr.
Roger Coo and Thomas Cob Martyrs.
Robert Glover and Cornelius Bongey Martyrs.
The History of Bshop Ridly Martyr.
The History of Mr. Latimer Martyr
Archdeacon Philpot burnt in Smithfield.
Seaven Martyrs burnt together.
Archbishop Cranmer Mar'd Oxford.
Two women burnt at Ipswich.
Six men Martyred in Smithfeild.
A blind Boy and a Bricklayer burnt at Gloucester.
Several other Martyrs, and 13 in one fire.
Roger Bernard and others Martyr'd at Norwich.
Julius Palmer Martyred at Newberry.
Three burnt in Garnsey, with a child which came out of the Mothers belly.
Martyr'd at Lichfield Mrs. Joyce Lewis.
Four burnt at London, 2 Women at Colchester, &c.
Three Martyrs burnt at Norwich.
The Seven last Martyrs burnt in Smithfield.
Six Martyred at Brainford.
The Cruel Whipping of Thomas Hinshaw by Bonner.
The Whipping of John Wills by Bonner.
A Child Scourg'd to Death in Bonners house.
Richard Yeoman a Minister, Martyr'd.
Mr. Thomas Benbridg Martyr.
Four Martyr'd at St. Edmunds-bury.
The last Martyrs burnt in Queen Marys days