Henry VIII and the English Reformation

Henry VIII and the English Reformationprovides a clear and concise guide through the era of the English Reformation and the various strands of historical thought surrounding it. This pamphlet describes the differences between the continental reform and the English reform. It describes the divorce of Henry VIII and his subesequent break with Rome. The author, D.G. Newcombe, also discusses the political and religious consequences of the break with Rome, and assesses the success of the Reformation up to 1547, the year of Henry VIII's death. Henry VIII and the English Reformationwill be a useful tool for a quick, but thorough review of the historical and religious significances of the English Reformation.