Clebsch,
William. England’s Earliest Protestants:
1520-1535. New Haven, CT: Yale
University Press, 1964. It is available at: http://www.amazon.com/Englands-earliest-Protestants-1520-1535-publications/dp/B0007DK7XA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1377565405&sr=8-1&keywords=william+clebsch+england%27s+earliest+protestants
An obituary from New York Times on Mr. (Dr. Prof.)
William A. Clebsch, Professor of Church History at Stanford University, amongst other duties.
A post from the History Society at Stanford
University on Mr. Clebsch.
A
list of publications by Mr. Clebsch.
Outline:
Preface
Abbreviations
1. Prologue
2. England’s
Initial Repudiation of Luther, 11-23
A. John
Fisher versus Luther
B. Henry
VIII’s Assertion
3. New
Aggressions and Defenses, 24-41
A. Fisher’s
Second Sermon
B. More’s
Latin Libelli
C. The
Royal Correspondence
4. The
Career of Robert Barnes, 42-57
A. Sermon
and Trial
B. Barnes
and Exile
C. Barnes’
Later Career
5. Barnes’
Theology, 58-77
A. Bishops
and the King
B. Works
and Faith
C. Sacraments
and the Church
D. Scissors
and Paste
6. John
Frith in Exile, 78-98
A. Patrick’s
“Places”
B. Luther’s
“Antichrist”
C. The
Abolition of Purgatory
D. Tyndale’s
“Answer”
7. Frith’s
Theology, 99-116
A. The
End of Exile
B. Trial
C. Later
Writings
D. Theocentric
Theology
8. Frith’s
Sacramental Thought, 117-136
A. Baptism
B. Lord’s
Supper
C. Influence
D. Frith’s
Originality
9. Tydale
as Luther’s Protégé (1524-1529), 137-153
A. The
Translator
B. The
New Testament
C. Protestant
Polemics
10.
Tyndale’s Rediscovery of the Law
(1530-1532), 154-180
A. The
Pentateuch
B. Politics
and Prelates
C. Law
in the Old Testament
D. Source
of Tyndale’s Legalism
E. The
Silent Years
11. Tyndale’s
Theology of Contract, 181-204
A. Law
and Contract
B. New
Testament and Contract
C. Tyndale’s
Originality
12.
The Practical Piety of George Joye,
205-228
A. Primers
and Translations
B. Theology
C. Joye
and Tyndale
13.
Protestant Translators and
Propagandists, 229-251
A. William
Joye and Jerome Barlowe
B. Roy
as Translator
C. Roy
as Editor
D. Simon
Fish, Propagandist
E. Fish’s
Translation of “Sum of Scripture”
14.
Progress at Home: Books and Men, 252-276
A. Translators
and Printers
B. Humanistic
Advocates of Reform
C. The
Battle Against Books
D. Emergence
of English Reformers
15.
Thomas More, Defensor Fidei
A. Hunter
of Heretics
B. Chancellor
C. Polemicist
D. Religious
Thought
E. Retreat
from Humanism
16.
Epilogue
A. The
English Bible
B. Strategic
Success
C. Sources
D. Impact
Bibliography
Index
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