The Sermon That the Father in Christ, Hugh Latimer, Byshoppe of Worcester, Made to the Clergie in Conuocation, Before the Parlyament Began, the 9. Day of June, the .28. Yere of the Reygne of Our Soueraygne Lorde Kynge Henry the .VIII. (1537)

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