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Mary I has the man who divorced her parents, burned at the stake
Archbishop Cranmer was burned at the stake on 21st March 1556 ostensibly guilty of heresy but, I would argue, Queen Mary also had a personal reason to punish Cranmer.
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Archbishop Cranmer was burned at the stake on 21st March 1556 ostensibly guilty of heresy but, I would argue, Queen Mary also had a personal reason to punish Cranmer.
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