The University of Cambridge: From the royal injunctions of 1535 to the accession of Charles the First

able academic according afterwards already Andrew Melville Annals appears appointed arts authority Baker bishop body Burghley Caius called Cambridge Catholic cause Cecil century chancellor CHAP character Church common condition considerable continued Cooper death divinity doctrine Documents election England English evidence expression fact favour fellows fellowship former foundation further give given Hall hand Heads Ibid influence interest James John king learning lectures less letter living London master measure ment observes occasion original Oxford Parker party passed period present professor Puritan Queens question reason received referred Reformation regarded respect result royal says scholars schools seems society St John's statutes Strype success supra Thomas tion Trinity views Whitgift whole writing