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Cranmer, Thomas
1489 - Born in Aslacton on the 2nd of July.
1530 - He and Foxe compiled the Collectanea Satis Copiosa, giving legal and historical precedent of cases such as Henry's, allowing the King to build an academic case to break with Rome.
1532 - He became ambassador to the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V.
1533 - On the 30th of March, Cranmer was appointed Archbishop of Canterbury after the death of Warham.
1538 - He condemned the views of John Lambert when he denied transubstantiation.
1556 - Died on the 21st of March.
1530 - He and Foxe compiled the Collectanea Satis Copiosa, giving legal and historical precedent of cases such as Henry's, allowing the King to build an academic case to break with Rome.
1532 - He became ambassador to the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V.
1533 - On the 30th of March, Cranmer was appointed Archbishop of Canterbury after the death of Warham.
1538 - He condemned the views of John Lambert when he denied transubstantiation.
1556 - Died on the 21st of March.
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