HISTORY OF ENGLAND
FROM
THE FALL OF WOLSEY
TO
THE DEATH OF ELIZABETH.
BY
JAMES ANTHONY FROUDE, M.A.
LATE FELLOW OF EXETER COLLEGE, OXFORD.
VOLUME II.
NEW YORK:
CHARLES SCRIBNER AND COMPANY.
1872.
Charles Scribner and Co of No 654 Broadway New Yorkhave authority from me to publish all works which Ihave chiefly written and may hereafterwrite.J A Froude.London. Jan. 29. 1871.
| CONTENTS OF VOLUME II. | |
| CHAPTER VI. | |
| THE PROTESTANTS. | |
| PAGE | |
| The Lollards | 16 |
| Presentation to Religious Benefices in the Fourteenth Century | 17 |
| Statutes of Provisors | 21 |
| Rise of the Lollards | 25 |
| John Wycliffe | 26 |
| Theory of Property | 28 |
| Insurrection of Wat Tyler | 29 |
| Wycliffe's Influence declines | 30 |
| Death of Wycliffe | 31 |
| Insurrection of Oldcastle | 34 |
| Close of the Lollard Movement | 35 |
| New Birth of Protestantism | 37 |
| The Christian Brothers | 38 |
| Luther | 39 |
| Multiplication of Testaments | 40 |
| William Tyndal | 41 |
| The Antwerp Printing-Press | 42 |
| The Christian Brothers | 43 |
| Wolsey's Persecutions | 49 |
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