Collection
Letters of 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.
- 2Second Letter to Henry BullingerLetterapprox. 5 min read→
- 3Third Letter to Henry BullingerLetterapprox. 5 min read→
- 4Letter to Thomas Harding on his ApostasyLetterapprox. 20 min read→
- 5Conference with John FeckenhamLetterapprox. 10 min read→
- 6Letter to Lady Katherine GreyLetterapprox. 5 min read→
- 7Letter to the Duke of SuffolkLetterapprox. 5 min read→
- 8Prayer Before ExecutionPrayerapprox. 5 min read→
- 9Scaffold SpeechConfessionapprox. 5 min read→
- 10Note to Her Father, Memorial for Sir John Brydges, and Tower InscriptionsMeditationapprox. 5 min read→
- 10First Letter to Henry BullingerLetterapprox. 10 min read→