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Disputes as to Investiture, the Constitu- John & Langton. . O /^^ t n /-^, ^i i Eichard II. Tions ol Clarendon, the Great Charter, the Statutes of Provisors, and Praemunire, are the prac- tical witnesses against it from age to age : but, while it lasted, doubtless it had conscientiousness, if not of the Tudor form, highcst type. — Again, time was when the king, as head of the State, commanded the Eeligion of the whole people. The theory was Political : to dis- pute the spiritual Supremacy of th...e Crown was "high 35Hen. ViiLc. 3. Trcasou, " and the penalty was sternly in- iMarj, c. 1. S. 5. Flictcd, whcthor the offender had the grace of a Fisher or the dignity of a [More. Put the theory came to an end ; and that very soon ; for it revolted the conscience of the majority in England, of more than a majority in Scotland, and of the whole of Ireland. Gradually within a hundred years, the resolute Pioyal assumption, that the whole nation must follow the VARIOUS THEORIES. 201 conscience of the sovereign, perished, and the clay, the stone, and the iron, of the great image of Tudor Supremacy that had been set up, could no more cohere.
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Disputes as to Investiture, the Constitu- John & Langton. . O /^^ t n /-^, ^i i Eichard II. Tions ol Clarendon, the Great Charter, the Statutes of Provisors, and Praemunire, are the prac- tical witnesses against it from age to age : but, while it lasted, doubtless it had conscientiousness, if not of the Tudor form, highcst type. — Again, time was when the king, as head of the State, commanded the Eeligion of the whole people. The theory was Political : to dis- pute the spiritual Supremacy of th...e Crown was "high 35Hen. ViiLc. 3. Trcasou, " and the penalty was sternly in- iMarj, c. 1. S. 5. Flictcd, whcthor the offender had the grace of a Fisher or the dignity of a [More. Put the theory came to an end ; and that very soon ; for it revolted the conscience of the majority in England, of more than a majority in Scotland, and of the whole of Ireland. Gradually within a hundred years, the resolute Pioyal assumption, that the whole nation must follow the VARIOUS THEORIES. 201 conscience of the sovereign, perished, and the clay, the stone, and the iron, of the great image of Tudor Supremacy that had been set up, could no more cohere.
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