The first-hand account of a conversation with this student of John Alymer about Plato's Phaedo can be found in The Schoolmaster by Roger Ascham.
The first-hand account of a conversation with this student of John Alymer about Plato's Phaedo can be found in The Schoolmaster by Roger Ascham. This figure was exposed to the Swiss Reform movement through correspondence with Heinrich Bullinger, which led to strict Protestant loyalty. Initially pursued as a pawn by Thomas Seymour, this figure was eventually coerced into an unwanted marriage with Guildford, the son of John Dudley. John Feckenham was sent on a failed attempt to convert her to Catholicism before her death, which was precipitated by a revolt under Thomas Wyatt over the planned marriage of Philip II of Spain to her cousin, Mary I. FTP, name this women who was executed in 1554 after spending nine days as Queen of England.
The first-hand account of a conversation with this student of John Alymer about Plato's Phaedo can be found in The Schoolmaster by Roger Ascham.
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