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William Allen (1532-1594)
William Allen (1532-1594) English prelate; created Cardinal 1587. On accession of Elizabeth I went into exile. Founded English colleges to train missionaries to reconvert England to Roman Catholicism. Died in Rome. Engraving
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Media ID 9703917
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Christian Conflict Priest Roman Counter Reformation
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This print showcases the esteemed figure of William Allen, a prominent English prelate who left an indelible mark on history. Born in 1532 and passing away in 1594, Allen's life was defined by his unwavering commitment to his faith and his tireless efforts to uphold Roman Catholicism during a time of religious conflict. Intriguingly, this engraving captures the essence of Allen's journey as it depicts him with an air of determination and wisdom. A significant turning point in his life occurred when Queen Elizabeth I ascended to the throne, prompting him to go into exile. Undeterred by adversity, he founded English colleges abroad that aimed at training missionaries dedicated to reconvert England back to Roman Catholicism. The image serves as a testament not only to Allen's devotion but also reflects the broader context of religious tensions prevalent during the Counter Reformation era. It symbolizes both hope for those seeking spiritual solace amidst turmoil and defiance against prevailing norms. Preserved by Universal Images Group (UIG), this remarkable piece invites us to delve into one man's extraordinary story while shedding light on larger historical narratives. As we gaze upon this photograph, we are reminded that even in times of great conflict and uncertainty, individuals like William Allen can inspire generations through their unwavering dedication towards their beliefs.
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