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Cranmer At The Traitors Gate. Thomas Cranmer, 1489-1556. First Protestant Archbishop Of Canterbury 1533-1556. Engraved By C. W. Sharpe After Frederick Goodall. From The Book "Illustrations Of English And Scottish History"Volume 1
Cranmer At The Traitors Gate. Thomas Cranmer, 1489-1556. First Protestant Archbishop Of Canterbury 1533-1556. Engraved By C.W. Sharpe After Frederick Goodall. From The Book " Illustrations Of English And Scottish History" Volume 1
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This print titled "Cranmer At The Traitors Gate" transports us back to the 16th century, immersing us in a pivotal moment of English history. The image depicts Thomas Cranmer, an influential figure and the first Protestant Archbishop of Canterbury from 1533 to 1556. Engraved by C. W. Sharpe after Frederick Goodall's original work, this black and white illustration exudes a sense of historical grandeur. The scene unfolds at the Tower of London, specifically at the infamous Traitors Gate. This gate holds significant symbolism as it was used to bring prisoners into the tower during Tudor times. Here we witness Cranmer's arrival at this foreboding entrance, evoking a sense of anticipation and trepidation. Cranmer himself is portrayed with great detail and precision, capturing his dignified presence amidst tumultuous times for religious reform in England. As one of the key figures responsible for establishing Protestantism within the Church of England during King Henry VIII's reign, Cranmer played an instrumental role in shaping English religious identity. This engraving serves as both a visual feast for history enthusiasts and an homage to Cranmer's enduring legacy. Its inclusion in "Illustrations Of English And Scottish History". Volume 1 further solidifies its significance as a valuable piece documenting crucial moments that shaped our understanding of religion and politics in medieval England.
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