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Letters of Lady Jane Grey

Lady Jane Grey

Lady Jane Grey was sixteen when she began corresponding with the Zurich reformer Heinrich Bullinger; she was executed at seventeen. These writings — letters, a prison disputation, a prayer, and her words on the scaffold — are among the most remarkable documents of the English Reformation, composed by a young woman of extraordinary learning and settled faith facing death with unusual composure.


  1. 2Second Letter to Henry BullingerLetter
  2. 3Third Letter to Henry BullingerLetter
  3. 4Letter to Thomas Harding on his ApostasyLetter
  4. 5Conference with John FeckenhamLetter
  5. 6Letter to Lady Katherine GreyLetter
  6. 7Letter to the Duke of SuffolkLetter
  7. 8Prayer Before ExecutionPrayer
  8. 9Scaffold SpeechConfession
  9. 10Note to Her Father, Memorial for Sir John Brydges, and Tower InscriptionsMeditation
  10. 10First Letter to Henry BullingerLetter