He was born in Aslockton in Nottinghamshire England. At the age of fourteen he was sent to the Jesus College in Cambridge where he spent nearly thirty years. During the 1520s he was chosen to take a minor role in the English embassy in Spain, he came back in June 1527 to be interviewed personally by the king Henry VIII. In 1532 he was appointed the resident ambassador at the court of Charles V, and Cranmer had to follow him to Regensburg Germany. He was later elected Archbishop of Canterbury. On November 13, 1553 Cranmer and four others were condemned to death.
Thomas Cranmer
The final thing that happened to him was being burned at the stake.....
Archbishop Cranmer annulled the marriage between Henry and Katherine Howard
Thomas Cranmer was executed in 1556 primarily for his role in the English Reformation and his support for Protestant reforms. As the Archbishop of Canterbury, he played a significant part in establishing the Book of Common Prayer and the doctrine of the Church of England. After the accession of Mary I, who sought to restore Catholicism, Cranmer was arrested, tried for heresy, and ultimately burned at the stake for his beliefs and actions against the Catholic Church. His martyrdom made him a symbol of Protestant resistance.
it is, Thomas Cranmer, who was made archbishop by, King Edward VI, with the help of Nicholas Ridley and preacher Hugh Latimer, Cranmer lead England in more drastic Reformation.
Thomas Cranmer was born on July 2, 1489.
Thomas Cranmer was born on July 2, 1489.
Thomas Cranmer died on March 21, 1556 at the age of 66.
Thomas Cranmer died on March 21, 1556 at the age of 66.
Pope Clement VII was the pope who eventually excommunicated Henry VII and Thomas Cranmer.
T. Cranmer has written: 'Memorials of the most reverend father in God, Thomas Cranmer'
Thomas Cranmer was born on July 2, 1489 and died on March 21, 1556. Thomas Cranmer would have been 66 years old at the time of death or 526 years old today.
Thomas Cranmer was sentenced to death by burning. He died because of his support for Jane Grey's ascension to the English throne.
Can't YOU be asked to answer THIS!!!
For treason i think
the first Protestant archbishop of Canterbury.
Thomas Cranmer