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Title: The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, published in 1526. Being the first translation from the Greek into English, by that eminent scholar and martyr, William Tyndale. Reprinted verbatim, with a memoir of his life and writings by George Offor. Together with the proceedings and correspondence of Henry VIII, Sir T. More, and Lord Cromwell
Year: 1836 (1830s)
Authors: Tyndale, William, d. 1536 Offor, George, 1787-1864
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Publisher: London : S. Bagster
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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ornamental letters have been carefully copied fromthe original volume. Should this re-publication of a work so interesting to thebiblical scholar, and so highly deserving, from its intrinsic value,of a place in every library, meet with the success which is con-fidently anticipated, it will be followed with a reprint of the firstEnglish version of the entire Bible, by Bishop Coverdale,* towhom, next to Tyndale, England is under the deepest obligationsfor her most precious treasure—the words of God in the languageof the people. • This reprint will be from a copy lent for the purpose to the Publisher by theillustrious and gracious Iriuce His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, andsubscribers names may be enrolled at every respectable Booksellers as well as atMr. Baosters, Paternoster Row. MEMOIR WILLIAM TYNDALE, WHOFIRST PRINTED THE NEW TESTAMENT IN ENGLISH, 1525 AND WAS MARTYRED AT VILVOORD, NEAR BRUSSELS,SEPTEMBER, i53fi. [B] AKIR{il®l^flAL ©[lAKQIM©^ ©^[^©[t^ ©[1 TY[I^[D)^[L[
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PEDIGREE OF WILLIAM TYNDALE THE MARTYR AS PRESERVED BY ONE BRANCHOP THE FAMILY, COMMUNICATED BY J. ROBERTS, ESQ. Hugh, Baron de Tyndale, of Langley Castle,Northumberland, escaped from the field of battlewhen the Yorkists were overcome by the Lan-castrians ; lost his title and estate ; he took refugein Gloucestershire, under the assumed name ofHutchins. ,—Alicia, daughter and sole heiressof Hunt, of Hunts Court at Nib-ley, in Gloucestershire. John Tyndale, otherwise called Hutchins, of HuntiCourt at Nibley, Gloucestershire. rnda John Tyndale, otherwise William Tyndale, otherwise Thomas Tyndale, whoseHutchins, an eminent mer- Hutchins, strangled and descendant, Lydia TjTidale,chantof London, persecuted burnt at Vilvoorde, near married the celebratedby Bishop Stokesly. Brussels, September, 1536. Quaker, honest John Ro- berts, of Lower Siddington,near Cirencester. MEMOIR OF WILLIAM TYNDALE, Though I am okU, clothed In barbarous wede Nothynge garnysshed with gaye eloquency. Vet I tell th
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