He responded with a long letter using the argument that it was for Parliament with the royal assent to decide any changes in the liturgy .
On 27 September 1552 , the Privy Council stopped the printing of the new Prayer Book and told Cranmer to revise it .
Cranmer responded with a long letter using the argument that it was for Parliament with the royal assent to decide any changes in the liturgy .
On 27 September 1552 , the Privy Council stopped the printing of the new Prayer Book and told Cranmer to revise it .