Chapter 12. Paradise betrayed: 1552-3

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Illustrations viii
4. Abbreviations x
5. Acknowledgements xi
6. Introduction 1
7. Part I. Academic Prelude
8. Chapter 1. Simple esquire: 1489-1503 7
9. Chapter 2. Cambridge years: 1503-29 16
10. Part II. The King’s Good Servant
11. Chapter 3. Campaign to end a marriage: 1527-33 41
12. Chapter 4. The reign of Queen Anne: 1533-6 79
13. Chapter 5. From Anne Boleyn to Thomas Cromwell: 1535-7 136
14. Chapter 6. A ‚Reformed‘ Church? 1535-9 173
15. Chapter 7. Salvaging the cause: 1539-42 237
16. Chapter 8. A problem of survival: 1542-6 297
17. Part III. The Years of Opportunity
18. Chapter 9. Welcoming King Josiah: 1546-9 351
19. Chapter 10. 1549: Commotion in Church and commonwealth 410
20. Chapter 11. Building a Protestant Church: 1550-52 454
21. Part IV. Finding Immortality
22. Chapter 12. Paradise betrayed: 1552-3 517
23. Chapter 13. Condemned: 1553-6 554
24. Chapter 14. Aftermath and retrospect 606
25. Appendix I: Was Stephen Nevinson Cranmer’s anonymous biographer? 633
26. Appendix II: The Date of Henry VIII’s marriage to Anne Boleyn 637
27. Appendix III: University connections among close relatives servants and households of Thomas Cranmer and Stephen Gardiner 639
28. Bibliography 644
29. Index 671