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None of them had been deprived until a month or two before Parker's consecration, and in some cases they had remained in England till long after that event. They would have known or been able to find out everything, if the facts had been generally known in Oxford common rooms or in cathedral closes. Harding, for instance, had been Fellow of New College and nomin- ated Warden and was also Prebendary of Winchester and Treasurer of Salisbury. Stapleton, too, ' the most learned Roman Catholic of al...l his time, ' had been Fellow of New College and Prebendary of Barlow's own Cathedral of Chichester, and did not leave Eng- land until 1563. Allen was Principal of St. Mary Hall and held a canonry at York. He only resigned his Principalship in 1560, and left England in 1561. Bristowe, Fellow of Exeter, and Campion, Fellow of St. John's, were still at Oxford as late as 1568. John Bridgwater held the Rectorship of Lincoln College ten years later still, up to 1578. It is clear that such men must have known or could have found out all that was allowed to become public property, and yet from their writings we find that they were in absolute darkness as to what had really happened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
None of them had been deprived until a month or two before Parker's consecration, and in some cases they had remained in England till long after that event. They would have known or been able to find out everything, if the facts had been generally known in Oxford common rooms or in cathedral closes. Harding, for instance, had been Fellow of New College and nomin- ated Warden and was also Prebendary of Winchester and Treasurer of Salisbury. Stapleton, too, ' the most learned Roman Catholic of al...l his time, ' had been Fellow of New College and Prebendary of Barlow's own Cathedral of Chichester, and did not leave Eng- land until 1563. Allen was Principal of St. Mary Hall and held a canonry at York. He only resigned his Principalship in 1560, and left England in 1561. Bristowe, Fellow of Exeter, and Campion, Fellow of St. John's, were still at Oxford as late as 1568. John Bridgwater held the Rectorship of Lincoln College ten years later still, up to 1578. It is clear that such men must have known or could have found out all that was allowed to become public property, and yet from their writings we find that they were in absolute darkness as to what had really happened.
What to read after Bishop Barlow And Anglican Orders a Study of the Original Documents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Stapylton Barnes to read onlineMoreLess
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