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The Catholic Restoration

 

Edward VI’s death in 1553 led to the accession of the devoutly Catholic Mary, and a policy of restoring Catholicism to England.

Cranmer, with other key reformers, was burned at the stake.

 

 
   


There were many martyrs on both sides of the religious divide.
Here, Archbishop Cranmer is burnt at the stake.
Engravng from Foxe’s Book of Martyrs
     
 

   










 
   
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