A chronicle of the Church of S. Martin in Leicester, during the reigns of Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth : with some account of its minor altars and ancient guilds (1866)
North, Thomas, 1830-1884 · London, [England] : Bell and Dadly · leaf 118
ii. act 4, sc. 2) :— Jack Cade: What is thy name ?Clerk: Emmanuel.Dick : They used to write it on the top of letters. . . . Whether the use of these sacred devices and words wasto attest the truthfulness and correctness of what followed,whether they were used as a kind of benediction by the… … SECTION IV. UPON the accession of Edward VI., Cranmer, with thehearty concurrence and assistance of the ProtectorSomerset, speedily set to work to carry out those plans forthe re-arranging and for the reformation of the NationalChurch which had been delayed by the restrictions laid uponhim by Henry…
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