Several members of this institution were included in a book by John Foxe.
Several members of this institution were included in a book by John Foxe. One text used by this institution was defended by Richard Hooker and was partly written by Matthew Parker. Another of this institution's texts was started at the Hampton Court Conference in 1604 and was partly designed to replace an earlier one from Geneva. The early development of this institution, which is partly based on the Thirty-Nine (*) Articles, was overseen by Thomas Cranmer, who, along with many of its leaders, was martyred by Bloody Mary. For 10 points, name this institution that adopted the Book of Common Prayer and the King James Bible and was formed when Henry VIII broke from the Catholic Church.
Several members of this institution were included in a book by John Foxe.
the Church of England [prompt on "England" or any answer about the English Crown or government; accept any answer with the word "Anglican" in it; do NOT accept any answer with the word "Episcopalian" in it] 