Marian exiles

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The Marian exiles were English Protestants who fled abroad during the reign of the Catholic Queen Mary I (1553–1558) to escape religious persecution and later played a key role in shaping Elizabethan Protestantism.

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Marian exiles canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English Protestants
group of people
causeOfFlight Catholic restoration under Mary I
religious persecution
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of England
destination Antwerp
Basel
linked to: Basel-Stadt

Emden
Frankfurt am Main
Geneva
Strasbourg
Wesel
Zurich
destinationCountry Habsburg Netherlands
Holy Roman Empire
Kingdom of France
Swiss Confederacy
endTime 1558
ethnicGroup English people
fledDuringReignOf Mary I of England
fledFrom England
historicalPeriod English Reformation
Tudor period
linked to: Tudor England
ideology Calvinism
Reformed theology
influenced Elizabethan Protestantism
Elizabethan Religious Settlement
English Puritanism
linked to: Puritanism

Reformed Church of England
influencedBy Heinrich Bullinger
John Calvin
Martin Bucer
Theodore Beza
languageOfWorks English
notableMember Anthony Gilby
Christopher Goodman
Edmund Grindal
James Pilkington
John Foxe
John Knox
Miles Coverdale
linked to: Myles Coverdale

Richard Cox
William Whittingham
opposed Marian persecutions
opposedReligion Roman Catholicism
produced Geneva Bible
religion Protestantism
Reformed Protestantism
returnedUnder Elizabeth I of England
roleAfterReturn advocates of further Protestant reform
leaders of Elizabethan Church
startTime 1553

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William Whittingham participantIn Marian exiles
Edwin Sandys participatedIn Marian exiles