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...- Greensleeves]</ref> believed by some to have been written by Henry VIII King of England. This, this is Christ the king, whom shepherds guard and angels sing

subtopics = [[English Reformers Index]]: [[Henry VIII]] * [[Thomas Cranmer]] * [[Edward VI]] * [[Elizabeth I]] .... The ensuing dispute lead to a break from Rome and the declaration of the King of England as head of the English ([[Anglicanism|Anglican]]) Church. Englan

...[[Protestant]] churches which traces its roots to the English King, Henry VIII, and his disputes with the [[Roman Catholic Church]] over his divorce and r ...ury dispute between King Henry VIII and the Papacy over the divorce of the King from Queen Katherine. The Monarch is head of the Church of England, the ori

.... The ensuing dispute lead to a break from Rome and the declaration of the King of England as head of the English ([[Anglicanism|Anglican]]) Church. Englan

*The witness of Christians who were persecuted under King Henry VIII (1509&ndash;1547) and Queen Mary Tudor (1553&ndash;1558), described by a co ...strations from 1583.<ref>Foxe J (2009) "Foxe's Book of Martyrs", edited by King JN, Oxford University Press.</ref>

...[archbishop of Canterbury]] during the reigns of the English kings [[Henry VIII]] and [[Edward VI]]. He is credited with writing and compiling the first tw ...ing Henry, Thomas Cranmer became a key figure in the regency government of King Edward VI.

...estant churches]] to rival [[Roman Catholicism]]. In England, [[King Henry VIII]] and his desire for an annulment of marriage, started a sequence of events

...translators were employed on it by the direction of Ptolemy Philadelphus, king of Egypt, and that it was accomplished in seventy-two days, for the use of ...ons, but that which was executed (1592) under the sanction of Pope Clement VIII. was adopted as the basis of all subsequent editions. It is regarded as the

* [[Thomas Cranmer]], Archbishop of Canterbury under Henry VIII, leader of the English Reformation * [[Martin Luther King Jr.]], peace and civil rights activist