LATIMER, HUGH

lătˈəmər, 1485?–1555, English bishop and Protestant martyr. Latimer was educated at Cambridge, entered the church, and came under the influence of the Reformation. He first became prominent by defending Henry VIII's divorce from Katharine of Aragón and in 1535 was made bishop of Worcester. His strong Protestant convictions led him to resign his see after the passage of Henry VIII's Six Articles (1539). He was kept in close confinement until the accession of Edward VI (1547), when he resumed preaching against the abuses of church and clergy in eloquent and vivid sermons. When the Roman Catholic Mary I came to the throne he declined to evade trial, refused to recant his Protestantism, and with Nicholas Ridley was burned at the stake as a martyr.

See A. G. Chester, Hugh Latimer, Apostle to the English (1954).

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Pound / Williams: Selected Letters of Ezra Pound and William Carlos Williams
Book by Ezra Pound, William Carlos Williams, Hugh Witemeyer; New Directions, 1996
Subjects: Poets, American--20th Century--Correspondence, Pound, Ezra--1885-1972--Correspondence, Williams, William Carlos--1883-1963--Correspondence
...William Carlos Williams Edited by Hugh Witemeyer A NEW DIRECTIONS BOOK Copyright...William Eric Williams Copyright 1996 by Hugh Witemeyer Jacket photograph by Richard...and William Carlos Williams / edited by Hugh Witemeyer. p. cm.-- The correspondence...
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European Religion in the Age of the Great Cities, 1830-1930
Book by Hugh Mcleod; Routledge, 1995
Subjects: Cities And Towns--Europe--Religious Aspects--Christianity, City Churches--Europe--History--19th Century, City Churches--Europe--History--20th Century, Europe--Church History--19th Century, Europe--Church History--20th Century
...IN THE MODERN WORLD General editors: Hugh McLeod and Bob Scribner Already available...OF GREAT CITIES 1830-1930 Edited by Hugh McLeod London and New York First published...York NY 10001 Editorial matter 1995 Hugh McLeod Individual contributions 1995...
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The English and the Normans: Ethnic Hostility, Assimilation, and Identity, 1066-C. 1220
Book by Hugh M. Thomas; Oxford University Press, 2005
Subjects: Anglo-Saxons, Assimilation (Sociology)--History--To 1500, Great Britain--Ethnic Relations--History--To 1500, Great Britain--History--Norman Period, 1066-1154, Great Britain--History--Plantagenets, 1154-1399, Group Identity--Great Britain--History--To 1500, Normans--Great Britain, Social Conflict--Great Britain--History--To 1500
...Ethnic Hostility, Assimilation, and Identity 1066-c.1220 HUGH M. THOMAS OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS This book has been printed...United States by Oxford University Press Inc., New York @ Hugh M. Thomas 2003 The moral rights of the author have been asserted...
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The Famous Cities of Ireland
Book by Stephen Gwynn, Hugh Thomson; Maunsel & Co. ltd., 1915
Subjects: Cities And Towns--Ireland, Ireland--History
...GWYNN WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY HUGH THOMSON DUBLIN AND LONDON...narrative of MacMurroughs "Latimer," that is interpreter, or Latin...Franciscan priory, founded by Sir Hugh Purcell, a Norman, in 1240...the power of England, Red Hugh ODonnell came before Galway...
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The Japanese Main Bank System: Its Relevance for Developing and Transforming Economies
Book by Masahiko Aoki, Hugh Patrick; Oxford University Press, 1994
Subjects: Banks And Banking--Customer Services--Japan, Banks And Banking--Japan, Finance--Japan
...Columbia and Deborah Carvalho and Sharon Latimer at Stanford. Latifah Alsegaf at the World...for which we thank them. Masahiko Aoki Hugh Patrick Contributors Editors MASAHIKO...and awarded a number of prizes. HUGH PATRICK is R. D. Calkins Professor of...
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journal articles on: Latimer Hugh  - 44 results

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The Universities of the Renaissance and Reformation*
Journal article by Paul F. Grendler; Renaissance Quarterly, Vol. 57, 2004
Subjects: Renaissance--Influence, Universities and colleges--Europe, Universities and colleges--Influence, Universities and colleges--Management, Universities and colleges--Study and teaching
...1522-24, and was professor of theology at the University of Marburg 1527-30. OER, 2:387; Catalogus Professorum, 5. Latimer, Hugh (ca. 1485-1555). Church of England preacher and bishop. Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge, and teacher from 1510 to about...
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Topical Utopias: Radicalizing Humanism in Sixteenth-Century England
Journal article by David Weil Baker; Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900, Vol. 36, 1996
Subjects: Authors, English--Early modern, 1500-1700, Erasmus, Desiderius--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Humanism in literature--16th century, More, Thomas, Saint--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Radicalism--History
...on the incendiary.(31) Indeed, Hugh Latimer, one of the most eloquent of these...radicalism of commonwealth men such as Hugh Latimer, John Hales, and Robert Crowley...printer, and the dissemination of Hugh Latimers sermons owed as much to the printing...
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Giants in the North: Douglas, the Scottish Enlightenment, and Scott's Redgauntlet
Journal article by Yoon Sun Lee; Studies in Romanticism, Vol. 40, 2001
Subjects: Authors, Scottish--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Books--Analysis, Canon (Literature)--Analysis, Douglas (Book)--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Home, John--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Redgauntlet (Book)--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Romanticism--Research, Scott, Walter--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
...his name and nationality, Latimer answers readily, but asked by the mysterious figure, Hugh Redgauntlet, to swear to these and other claims, Latimer finds himself strangely unable...to swear to another claim, Latimer is prevented by "a frightful...
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Virginia's Northern Strategy: Southern Segregationists and the Route to National Conservatism
Journal article by George Lewis; Journal of Southern History, Vol. 72, 2006
Subjects: Republican Party (United States)--History, Republican Party (United States)--Political activity, Segregation--History, Segregation--Political aspects, Virginia--History, Virginia--Political aspects, Virginia--Social aspects
...not least because Mays repeatedly told James Latimer, a veteran political reporter, of their existence...until twenty-five years after Mayss death. For Latimers first response to them, see Latimer, "The Rise and Fall of Massive Resistance...
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"The Light of Printing": William Tyndale, John Foxe, John Day, and Early Modern Print Culture [*]
Journal article by John N. King; Renaissance Quarterly, Vol. 54, 2001
Subjects: Day, John--Influence, Foxe, John--Authorship, Printing--History, Protestantism--History, Tyndale, William--Influence
...eventually joined the household of Hugh Latimer, a spellbinding preacher whose...Thomas Cranmer, Nicholas Ridley, and Hugh Latimer. John Days business acumen governed...had published selected sermons by Hugh Latimer, Edmund Beckes revisions of both...
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Latimer and Ridley Burned at the Stake: October 16th, 1555
Magazine article by Richard Cavendish; History Today, Vol. 55, October 2005
Subjects: British history, 1066-1688, Latimer, Hugh--Behavior, Ridley, Niholas--Behavior
...intellectuals at the time in thinking that burning people to death for their opinions was not an altogether commendable idea. Hugh Latimer was about seventy when he went to the stake. A former Bishop of Worcester, he was later an influential preacher and...
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A Frenchman at the Court of Anne Boleyn
Magazine article by Eric Ives; History Today, Vol. 48, August 1998
Subjects: Boleyn, Anne--Conduct of life, Bourbon, Nicholas--Conduct of life, Reformation--Personalities
...VIII. Among the others are two for Hugh Latimer, two for John Dudley and two for...had been told, when he attributed Hugh Latimers appointment in September 1535 as...reaction there effectively forced Hugh Latimer to resign his see in 1539. In 1540...
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Season Preview 2004-05: A Comprehensive Listing of Productions, Dates and Directors at TCG Theatres Nationwide
Magazine article by Benjamin W. Sampson; American Theatre, Vol. 21, October 2004
Subjects: Theater--Calendars
...PlayLabs. Jul. STAGES THEATRE COMPANY, Hopkins, (952) 979-1111, www.stagestheatre.org Mainstage: Pinocchio, adapt: Randy Latimer from Carlo Collodi; dir: Jennifer Kirkeby. Thru Oct 21. Cathys Creek, book and lyrics: Elise Forier; music: Tina Lear (also...
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The Scoop on Dirt: Why We Should All Worship the Ground We Walk On
Magazine article by Tamsyn Jones; E, Vol. 17, September 2006
Subjects: Soil biology--Environmental aspects, Soils--Environmental aspects, Soils--Forecasts and trends
...ecosystems--or civilizations. In the 1930s, Hugh Hammond Bennett--a USDA scientist widely...farmers got what they paid for, says George Latimer, who monitored fertilizers during the scare...motivated soil scientist by the name of Hugh Hammond Bennett, whose career as an agronomist...
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April 08 on Stage
Magazine article; American Theatre, Vol. 25, April 2008
Subjects: Theater--Calendars
...David Schweizer. Apr 24-Jun 1. A Little Night Music, book: Hugh Wheeler; lyrics and music: Stephen Sondheim; dir: Mark Lamos...979-1111, www.stagestheatre.org The Reluctant Dragon, Randy Latimer; music: Gary Rue. Apr 18-May 18. Teatro del Pueblo, St. Paul...
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Police Are Ordered to Apologise to Tragic Parents; (1) Anger: June McLeod (2) Criticised: Ian Latimer (3) Mystery: Kevin Suffered Severe Injuries
Newspaper article; The Daily Mail (London, England), November 30, 2007
Subjects: Police administration--Accidents, Police administration--Investigations, Police administration--Reports, Police departments--Accidents, Police departments--Investigations, Police departments--Reports
...Whether we receive an apology ornot, Mr Latimer must tender his resignation. This is about...a fishing boat. However, his parents, Hugh and June, believe that before he hit the...I have recommended that ChiefConstable Latimer should at an early date, personally meet...
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SAY SORRY; HIGHLAND COPS BLASTED 'Arrogant' Force Must Apologise to Dead Man 'S Family over Bungled Probe
Newspaper article; The Mirror (London, England), November 30, 2007
Subjects: Explosions--Casualties, Explosions--Investigations, Police officers--Casualties, Police officers--Investigations, Police--Casualties, Police--Investigations
...Northern Constabulary, led by Ian Latimer, was accused of "institutional...night out drinking. Parents Hugh and Jane McLeod believe their...years since Kevins death - Mr Latimer made a press statement saying...recommended that Chief Constable Latimer should at an early date, personally...
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Shocks in Last Ranking Competition
Newspaper article; The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland), December 16, 2005
...team-mate JV McLaughlin and Hugh Quinn losing to an in-form Norman...Martin Tully 206-83, and Roy Latimer beating Norman Whalley who was...England in January. The team is: R Latimer, H Quinn, B Kerr, D Pogue, J...also was in-form when defeating Hugh Quinn on his own tables, his...
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Cop Apology Doesn't Change Fact They've Blood on Their Hands; Family Slam Police for Drowning Death Probe
Newspaper article; Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland), December 20, 2007
...relatives complaints. He spent an hour with Kevins parents Hugh and June in Wick. Latimer was not in charge of the force at the time. Kevins uncle Allan...institutional arrogance." MYSTERY: Kevin McLeod; TALKS: Parents Hugh and June, and Latimer
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'Find out How Our Kev Died'
Newspaper article; The Mirror (London, England), January 9, 2008
...years ago will today demand a "cold case" review. Heartbroken Hugh and June McLeod say a fresh probe into how their son Kevin...just weeks after Northern Constabularys chief constable, Ian Latimer, was ordered to apologise for his forces "institutional arrogance...
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encyclopedia articles on: Latimer Hugh  - 4 results

 
 
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Latimer, Hugh
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
LATIMER, HUGH lat m r, 1485? 1555, English bishop and Protestant martyr. Latimer...Nicholas Ridley was burned at the stake as a martyr. See A. G. Chester, Hugh Latimer, Apostle to the English (1954). ____________________ Copyright 2009...
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Cambridge , City, England
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...include St. Benets or Benets, the oldest, dating from the late Saxon period; St. Edwards (begun 12th cent.), where Hugh Latimer preached; St. Mary the Great (1478), the university church; and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, one of four Norman...
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Ridley, Nicholas
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...Mary I, he was imprisoned. With Cranmer and Hugh Latimer he took part (1554) in the Oxford disputations...Protestant faith. He was burned at the stake with Latimer before Balliol Hall, Oxford. Latimers parting words to Ridley are often quoted...
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Mary I , 1516–58, Queen of England
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...burned at the stake amounted almost to 300 and included such eminent figures as Nicholas Ridley , John Rogers , Hugh Latimer , and Thomas Cranmer . The epithet "Bloody Mary" was a result of these acts, though they were less severe than many...


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