An Introduction to the English Historians
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For the moment these measures were crowned with success. The movement under Cartwright was checked ; Cartwright him- self was driven from his professorship ; and an outer uniformity of worship was more and more brought about by the steady press- ure of the Commission. The old liberty which had been allowed in London and the other Protestant parts of the kingdom was no longer permitted to exist. The leading Puritan clergy, whose non-conformity had hitherto been winked at, were called upon to 328... English Historians submit to the surplice, and to make the sign of the cross in bap- tism. The remonstrances of the country gentry availed as little as the protest of Lord Burleigh himself to protect two hundred of the best ministers from being driven from their parsonages on a refusal to subscribe to the Three Articles. But the persecution only gave fresh life and popularity to the doctrines which it aimed at crushing by drawing together two currents of opinion which were in themselves perfectly distinct.
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For the moment these measures were crowned with success. The movement under Cartwright was checked ; Cartwright him- self was driven from his professorship ; and an outer uniformity of worship was more and more brought about by the steady press- ure of the Commission. The old liberty which had been allowed in London and the other Protestant parts of the kingdom was no longer permitted to exist. The leading Puritan clergy, whose non-conformity had hitherto been winked at, were called upon to 328... English Historians submit to the surplice, and to make the sign of the cross in bap- tism. The remonstrances of the country gentry availed as little as the protest of Lord Burleigh himself to protect two hundred of the best ministers from being driven from their parsonages on a refusal to subscribe to the Three Articles. But the persecution only gave fresh life and popularity to the doctrines which it aimed at crushing by drawing together two currents of opinion which were in themselves perfectly distinct.
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