Reformation
1500–1600
The fracture and reformation of Western Christianity — Luther, Calvin, Cranmer — and the emergence of distinct confessional traditions. c. 1500–1600.
Texts in the library
16- DialogueA Fruitful Dialogue Between Custom and VerityEdmund Grindal · Anglicanapprox. 60 min read
- EssayA Paper on UsuryJohn Jewel · Anglicanapprox. 25 min read
- SermonA Sermon of Good Works Annexed unto FaithThomas Cranmer · Anglicanapprox. 30 min read
- ConfessionA Short and Clear Exposition of the Christian FaithHuldrych Zwingli · Reformedapprox. 120 min read
- TreatiseA Short Treatise on Political PowerJohn Ponet · Anglicanapprox. 225 min read
- LetterConference with John FeckenhamLady Jane Grey · Anglicanapprox. 10 min read
- LetterFirst Letter to Henry BullingerLady Jane Grey · Anglicanapprox. 10 min read
- LetterLetter to Lady Katherine GreyLady Jane Grey · Anglicanapprox. 5 min read
- LetterLetter to the Duke of SuffolkLady Jane Grey · Anglicanapprox. 5 min read
- LetterLetter to Thomas Harding on his ApostasyLady Jane Grey · Anglicanapprox. 20 min read
- MeditationNote to Her Father, Memorial for Sir John Brydges, and Tower InscriptionsLady Jane Grey · Anglicanapprox. 5 min read
- PrayerPrayer Before ExecutionLady Jane Grey · Anglicanapprox. 5 min read
- ConfessionScaffold SpeechLady Jane Grey · Anglicanapprox. 5 min read
- LetterSecond Letter to Henry BullingerLady Jane Grey · Anglicanapprox. 5 min read
- TreatiseThe Practice of PrelatesWilliam Tyndale · Anglicanapprox. 175 min read
- LetterThird Letter to Henry BullingerLady Jane Grey · Anglicanapprox. 5 min read