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Nicholas Shaxton (c. 1485 – 1556) was
Bishop of Salisbury. For a time, he had been a Reformer, but
recanted this position,
returning to the
Roman faith...
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court in Kent: Askew's
brother Edward was one of his
servants and
Nicholas Shaxton (who was
brought in to put
pressure on
Askew to recant) was
acting as a...
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clearly identified reformers, such as Hugh Latimer,
Edward Foxe and
Nicholas Shaxton,
appointed to the episcopacy. He
encouraged and
supported the work of reformers...
- Articles,
which led to the
resignation of
Bishops Hugh
Latimer and
Nicholas Shaxton and the ****cution of the
Protestant party. In 1540, on the execution...
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Parliament at the end of June and it
forced Latimer and
Nicholas Shaxton to
resign their dioceses given their outspoken opposition to the measure...
- and 1536.
These included Latimer,
Thomas Goodrich, John Salcot,
Nicholas Shaxton,
William Barlow, John
Hilsey and
Edward Foxe.
During the same period, the...
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Sixteenth Century Bristol (Ashgate, June 2012) N. J. Williams, ‘Francis
Shaxton and the
Elizabethan port books’,
English Historical Review 66 (1951) Defoe...
- John
Longland – John
Clerk –
Rowland Lee –
Thomas Goodrich –
Nicholas Shaxton – John Bird –
Edward Foxe – Hugh
Latimer – John
Hilsey –
Richard Sampson...
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Audley (bishop)
Administrator of
Salisbury 1524–1534 Succeeded by
Nicholas Shaxton As CofE
bishop of
Salisbury (unrecognized by Vatican) Succeeded by Himself...
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resources of
Attingal for
supplying ****es. In 1687,
Captains John
Shaxton and
Richard Clifton were sent to "treat with the
Queen and
Government about...
