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Duncan Railton, 41, of Cranmer Close, Warlingham, apologised to police and the public for anxiety he had caused.
BBC: Man denies 'planned poison attack on bus' in Surrey
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The martyrdom of Archbishop Cranmer, said the don at last, grimacing with embarrassment.
ECONOMIST: Bagehot
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Duncan Railton, 41, of Cranmer Close, Warlingham, had denied possessing dangerous or noxious things with intent to commit an offence.
BBC: Man cleared of planning Surrey bus poison plot
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In the new novel, Thomas Cranmer is tediously devout, a flinty bore.
NEWYORKER: Invitation to a Beheading
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Yet Cranmer appears a timid provincial alongside Cromwell, who spent years in France and Italy, and who often longs for a southern sun.
NEWYORKER: Invitation to a Beheading
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More and Cranmer would probably drown you in Scripture.
NEWYORKER: Invitation to a Beheading
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Cromwell is the robust, working-class son of a blacksmith, from Putney, on the Thames, now a member of Parliament enormously astute, but not schooled like Cranmer, who would seem to have the social advantage here.
NEWYORKER: Invitation to a Beheading
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He has to cheat a bit to engineer this result: neither Thomas Cranmer nor Thomas Wriothesley died in the reign of Henry VIII, and Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk, although condemned, was miraculously reprieved.
ECONOMIST: Tudor history