- Crowley, who was educated at, and later fellow of, Magdalen College,
1550 - His writings include The Way to Wealth, in which he attributed the government's failure to stop enclosure of common land to the organized resistance of the rich.
1548 - An informacion and Peticion agaynst the oppressours of the pore Commons of this Realme, remarkable for its attack on the “more than Turkish tyranny” of the landlords and capitalists of that day
1566 - A briefe discourse against the outwarde apparell and Ministring garmentes of the popishe church and three works in verse.
1551 - His own printing office but abandoned printing when ordained.
1566 - He was incumbent of various London parishes, though his objection to surplices caused his deprivation and imprisonment.