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Was Thomas Cromwell a Machiavellian?
The Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 1950It is probably true to say that the unique and peculiar course taken by the English Reformation under Henry VIII, in so far as its origin can be traced to any one man, is due to Thomas Cromwell. Not that he was, as we shall endeavour to show, a theorist of church reform, still less a theologian. Nor did he, any more than any other servant of Henry VIII,
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1983
‘The lord Cromwell’, said Foxe, was ‘a man whose worthy fame and deeds are worthy to live in perpetual memory,’ and his eloquence moved Michael Drayton to assist in a long and tedious poem on ‘great Cromwell’. By and large, the memory of Foxe's hero remained alive into the nineteenth century when a combination of king-worship and hatred of the ...
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‘The lord Cromwell’, said Foxe, was ‘a man whose worthy fame and deeds are worthy to live in perpetual memory,’ and his eloquence moved Michael Drayton to assist in a long and tedious poem on ‘great Cromwell’. By and large, the memory of Foxe's hero remained alive into the nineteenth century when a combination of king-worship and hatred of the ...
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