Brief confessional writings : Grey, Stubbes, Livingstone, and Clarksone /
Lamb, Mary Ellen,1946-
Grey, Jane,Lady,1537-1554.Communication had betwene the Lady Jane and Fecknam.
Grey, Jane,Lady,1537-1554.Letter of the Lady Jane sent unto her father.
Grey, Jane,Lady,1537-1554.Other letter of the Lady Jane to M.H.
Grey, Jane,Lady,1537-1554.Letter written by the Lady Jane ... unto her sister Lady Katherine.
Grey, Jane,Lady,1537-1554.Certayne effectuall prayer.
Grey, Jane,Lady,1537-1554.Wordes that the Lady Jane spake upon the scaffolde.
Grey, Jane,Lady,1537-1554.Certayne prety verses wrytten by the sayd Lady Jane wyth a pynne.
Stubbes, Katherine,1570 or 1571-1590.Most heavenly confession of the Christian faith.
Stubbes, Katherine,1570 or 1571-1590.Most wonderful conflict between Satan and her soul.
Linlithgow, Eleanor Livingston,Countess of.Confession and conversion.
Clarksone, Bessie,-1625.Conflict in conscience of a deare christian.
Aldershot, England : Burlington, Vt. : Ashgate,
c2001.
The communication had betwene the Lady Jane and Fecknam ; A letter of the Lady Jane sent unto her father ; An other letter of the Lady Jane to M.H. ; A letter written by the Lady Jane-- unto her sister Lady Katherine ; A certayne effectuall prayer ; Wordes that the Lady Jane spake upon the scaffolde ; Certayne prety verses wrytten by the sayd Lady Jane wyth a pynne / Jane (Gray) Dudley, from Actes and monumentes-- (1570) -- A moste heavenly confession of the Christian faith ; A moste wonderfull conflict betwixt Sathan and her soule / Katherine (Emmes) Stubbes, from Achristall glasse-- (1606)  -- The confession and conversion / Eleanor (Hay) Livingstone -- The conflict in conscience of a deare Christian / Bessie Clarksone.
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