A History of the English Church volume 2
A History of the English Church volume 2
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221 CHAPTER XIII THE KESTOJRATION OF THE UNREFORMED RELIGION.
1553-1555.
§ 1 . The Chiu'cli did not oppose the accession of Mary. § 2. Mary not per- sonally popular. § 3. First proceedings of the Queen in matters -of religion. § 4. Proclamation to prohibit preaching. § 5. License to preachers in the Queen's name. § 6. Conduct of the reforming clergy. § 7. Proceedings in the case of Cranmer. § 8. His declaration. § 9 Cranmer, Latimer, and Holgate committed to the Tower. 10. Bonner exults over th...e change of circumstances. § 11. Proceedings of the first Parliament. § 12. Disputes in the Convocation, § 13. Cranmer con- victed of treason and pardoned. § 14. The Queen's injunctions. § 15. Proceedings against the married clergy. § 16. Eeforming bishops de- prived. § 17. Appointment of new bishops. § 18. Views of Cardinal Pole and the Queen. § 19. Convocation settles some test propositions on the Eucharist. § 20. Disputation of Cranmer, Piidley, and Latimer at Oxford. § 21.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
221 CHAPTER XIII THE KESTOJRATION OF THE UNREFORMED RELIGION.
1553-1555.
§ 1 . The Chiu'cli did not oppose the accession of Mary. § 2. Mary not per- sonally popular. § 3. First proceedings of the Queen in matters -of religion. § 4. Proclamation to prohibit preaching. § 5. License to preachers in the Queen's name. § 6. Conduct of the reforming clergy. § 7. Proceedings in the case of Cranmer. § 8. His declaration. § 9 Cranmer, Latimer, and Holgate committed to the Tower. 10. Bonner exults over th...e change of circumstances. § 11. Proceedings of the first Parliament. § 12. Disputes in the Convocation, § 13. Cranmer con- victed of treason and pardoned. § 14. The Queen's injunctions. § 15. Proceedings against the married clergy. § 16. Eeforming bishops de- prived. § 17. Appointment of new bishops. § 18. Views of Cardinal Pole and the Queen. § 19. Convocation settles some test propositions on the Eucharist. § 20. Disputation of Cranmer, Piidley, and Latimer at Oxford. § 21.
What to read after A History of the English Church volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G G George Gresley 1820 1897 Perry to read onlineMoreLess
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