Excerpt from The Early History of the Guild of Merchant Taylors of the Fraternity of St. John the Baptist, London, Vol. 2: With Notices of the Lives of Some of Its Eminent Members; The Lives
Character of Hilles by his contemporaries, p. 59. - Parentage and birth, p. 60. - Education, p. 60. - Apprenticeship, p. 60. - Persecution, p. 61. - His departure for Flanders, p. 62. - Letters to Lord Cromwell, p. 62. - Laws in force against the Lollards prescribed, p. 63. - Freedom in the Merchant Taylors Company, p. 64. - A Bachelor in Budge, p. 64. - Summary of political events to 1534, p. 64.
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