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'''Edmund Bonner''' (circa 1500 - 1569) was one of the last Roman-Catholic Bishops affilliated with the royal family of England. As a historical figure, he is often the focus of anti-Catholic works. For an example of such a work with its popular, fanatical ideas, see the third part of [[John Foxe]]'s ''The Book of Martyrs'' (a.k.a ''Actes and Monuments''). | '''Edmund Bonner''' (circa 1500 - 1569) was one of the last Roman-Catholic Bishops affilliated with the royal family of England. As a historical figure, he is often the focus of anti-Catholic works. For an example of such a work with its popular, fanatical ideas, see the third part of [[John Foxe]]'s ''The Book of Martyrs'' (a.k.a ''Actes and Monuments''). | ||
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Revision as of 18:20, February 6, 2009
Edmund Bonner (circa 1500 - 1569) was one of the last Roman-Catholic Bishops affilliated with the royal family of England. As a historical figure, he is often the focus of anti-Catholic works. For an example of such a work with its popular, fanatical ideas, see the third part of John Foxe's The Book of Martyrs (a.k.a Actes and Monuments).