Degradation
Is prepared for execution after refusing to recant.
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Is prepared for execution after refusing to recant.
Is degraded from clerical office before execution.
Is burned at the stake for Protestant beliefs.
Encourages Ridley with the famous candle speech.
Thomas Cranmer watches Ridley and Latimer burned at Oxford.
Death of Hugh Latimer, burned at Oxford.
Dies during the Marian persecution of Protestants.
Death of Nicholas Ridley, burned at Oxford.
Latimer is burned with Nicholas Ridley at Oxford.
Burned at the stake with Nicholas Ridley.
Nicholas Ridley is burned at Oxford for Protestant beliefs
Ridley is burned at Oxford for Protestant doctrine.
Burned at the stake for Protestant doctrine.
Is executed beside Hugh Latimer outside Oxford city walls.
Executed for refusing to recant Protestant doctrine.
Hugh Latimer is burned alongside Ridley at Oxford.
Latimer encourages Ridley before their execution.
Hugh Latimer is burned with Nicholas Ridley at Oxford
His death becomes central to Protestant martyrology.
Dies refusing to accept Catholic doctrine on the mass.
Dies with Nicholas Ridley as one of the Oxford Martyrs.
Is burned with Hugh Latimer as one of the Oxford Martyrs.
Nicholas Ridley is burned for heresy at Oxford.
Places Elizabeth under the more congenial guardianship of Thomas Pope at Hatfield
Hosts Princess Elizabeth during her more relaxed house arrest at Hatfield
Mary allows Elizabeth to move to Hatfield under Sir Thomas Pope's supervision
Appointed guardian of Princess Elizabeth at Hatfield
Elizabeth settles at Hatfield after release from stricter confinement
Placed under the guardianship of Thomas Pope at Hatfield
Elizabeth is moved to Hatfield under the custody of Thomas Pope
John Pollard serves again as Speaker when Parliament meets during the consolidation of Mary's Catholic restoration.
Elizabeth is moved to Hatfield under the custody of Thomas Pope
Thomas Cranmer is deprived of the see of Canterbury.
Pole becomes Archbishop of Canterbury after Cranmer is deprived
Pole is made administrator of Canterbury after Cranmer’s deprivation.
Supporters discuss crowning Philip as king but the proposal faces resistance
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Appointed Archbishop of York
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Appointed Cardinal Priest
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