Rome And Reform volume 2
Rome And Reform volume 2
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This year the Council of Trent first met, after long delays ; and Charles seemed about at last to take the German Protestants in hand. England was expecting a French invasion, which united the whole land as one. There was a fruitless incursion of the foreigners into the Isle of Wight, but the plague swept them off by thousands. Meanwhile Scotland had once more been ravaged by an English host. In the next year peace was made with France, and the English currency was debased, a ruinous expedient ...worthy of Henry.
All this time England at home was drawing further from the Pope. Written prayers and services in the vulgar tongue may be traced from the days of Richard II. Downwards ; the Breviary had been revised, and the Portuis, further reformed, had been adopted by Convocation. This body in 1543 ordered a Chapter of the Bible to be read on every Sunday and holiday without exposition by the curate of every parish church. In 1544 the English VI ENGLAND 379 Litany was sanctioned by Convocation, and promulgated by the Crown, much as we now use it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This year the Council of Trent first met, after long delays ; and Charles seemed about at last to take the German Protestants in hand. England was expecting a French invasion, which united the whole land as one. There was a fruitless incursion of the foreigners into the Isle of Wight, but the plague swept them off by thousands. Meanwhile Scotland had once more been ravaged by an English host. In the next year peace was made with France, and the English currency was debased, a ruinous expedient ...worthy of Henry.
All this time England at home was drawing further from the Pope. Written prayers and services in the vulgar tongue may be traced from the days of Richard II. Downwards ; the Breviary had been revised, and the Portuis, further reformed, had been adopted by Convocation. This body in 1543 ordered a Chapter of the Bible to be read on every Sunday and holiday without exposition by the curate of every parish church. In 1544 the English VI ENGLAND 379 Litany was sanctioned by Convocation, and promulgated by the Crown, much as we now use it.
What to read after Rome And Reform volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Laurence Kington Oliphant to read onlineMoreLess
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