Vicar of Chelsea Old Church, 1950-1992, July 9th, 1995

Moreana 41 (1-2):8-22 (2004)
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In this paper, Leighton Thomson provides the reader with an overview of early 16th century English history and he explores the achievements and reversals of the period in terms of the epoch of discovery, the Renaissance humanists and the first stirrings of the Reformation. A contrast is drawn between Thomas More and his contemporary reformers, particularly William Tyndale and Martin Luther.

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