Reverend Dr Gerald Bray has a PhD from Paris-Sorbonne. He worked as Professor of Anglican Studies at Beeson Divinity School, and is now a Research Professor for the same institution. He is also Director of Research at the Latimer Trust. He has published with James Clarke & Co. Documents of the English Reformation in 1994 (second edition 2004) and The Books of Homilies: A Critical Edition.

The three official statements of faith produced under Henry VIII and Mary Tudor are at last given the full scholarly treatment they have long cried out for. Bray's indispensable edition not only gives us the texts, but tracks the relationships between what are, in effect, three versions of a single book, as well as uncovering the hitherto inaccessible handwritten notes concerning the revisions made by Henry VIII and Archbishop Cranmer. Every historian of the English Reformation will want to keep this wonderfully easy-to-use edition within arm's reach.

• The Bishops' Book (1537) and the King's Book (1543) collatedIntroduction to the Bishops' BookIntroduction to the King's BookFaith (King's Book only)The Apostles' CreedThe Notes to the Articles of the Apostles' CreedThe Seven SacramentsThe Ten CommandmentsThe Lord's PrayerArchbishop Cranmer's Replies to Henry VIII's CommentsBishop Bonner's Book (1555)PrefaceDeclaration of FaithThe Apostles' CreedThe Seven SacramentsThe Ten CommandmentsThe Lord's PrayerThree collects and orations for:The PopeThe Lord Cardinal PoleThe King and QueenThe Safe Return of King PhilipThe Bishop of LondonPrayer in Verse for the Return of King PhilipConcluding SalutationsScripture IndexGeneral Index

Reverend Dr Gerald Bray has a PhD from Paris-Sorbonne. He worked as Professor of Anglican Studies at Beeson Divinity School, and is now a Research Professor for the same institution. He is also Director of Research at the Latimer Trust. He has published with James Clarke & Co. Documents of the English Reformation in 1994 (second edition 2004) and The Books of Homilies: A Critical Edition.

The three official statements of faith produced under Henry VIII and Mary Tudor are at last given the full scholarly treatment they have long cried out for. Bray's indispensable edition not only gives us the texts, but tracks the relationships between what are, in effect, three versions of a single book, as well as uncovering the hitherto inaccessible handwritten notes concerning the revisions made by Henry VIII and Archbishop Cranmer. Every historian of the English Reformation will want to keep this wonderfully easy-to-use edition within arm's reach.

• The Bishops' Book (1537) and the King's Book (1543) collatedIntroduction to the Bishops' BookIntroduction to the King's BookFaith (King's Book only)The Apostles' CreedThe Notes to the Articles of the Apostles' CreedThe Seven SacramentsThe Ten CommandmentsThe Lord's PrayerArchbishop Cranmer's Replies to Henry VIII's CommentsBishop Bonner's Book (1555)PrefaceDeclaration of FaithThe Apostles' CreedThe Seven SacramentsThe Ten CommandmentsThe Lord's PrayerThree collects and orations for:The PopeThe Lord Cardinal PoleThe King and QueenThe Safe Return of King PhilipThe Bishop of LondonPrayer in Verse for the Return of King PhilipConcluding SalutationsScripture IndexGeneral Index