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Select Sermons and Letters of Dr. Hugh Latimer

This book compiles a selection of sermons and personal correspondence from Dr. Hugh Latimer, an influential figure in the English Reformation. The sermons reflect his theological views and oratory skills, while the letters provide insight into his personal life and the political climate of his time. more

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Hugh Latimer
Hugh Latimer

Hugh Latimer, born in 1487 in England, was an important figure during the English Reformation, serving as the Bishop of Worcester. He played a crucial role in the Reformation, supporting King Henry VIII's break with the Roman Catholic Church and promoting Protestant doctrines. more

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