A Wikipedia entry on Thomas Cranmer, the Archbishop of Canterbury who shaped the Church of England's early liturgy, including the Book of Common Prayer, compiled and revised by volunteer editors.
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Reliability TierReliability tier 3: a Wikipedia entry, written and revised by unnamed volunteer editors, suited to an uncontested, easily checked biographical point rather than a disputed claim. NotesCrowd-sourced tertiary reference, consulted directly, 2026-08-11. Used here only for the plain, checkable facts that Thomas Cranmer was born 2 July 1489 and died (executed) 21 March 1556, matching the atlas's own pre-existing lifespan text on his entity. 1 Citation
Publication Year URLhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Cranmer 1 In Other Languages (21 names)
- Thomas Cranmer
- توماس كرانمر
- Томас Кранмер
- Томас Кранмэр
- Τόμας Κράνμερ
- توماس کرنمر
- תומאס קרנמר
- トマス・クランマー
- ტომას კრანმერი
- 토머스 크랜머
- Tomass Kranmers
- തോമസ് ക്രാന്മർ
- သောမတ် ကရန်း မား
- توماس کرانمر
- Tomás Cranmer
- သောမတ် ကရန်းမား
- Кранмер, Томас
- Tummàsu Cranmer
- தாமஸ் கிரான்மர்
- 托馬斯·克蘭麥
- 湯馬士·克蘭麥
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