The History of England From the Accession of Henry Iii to the Death of Edward I
The History of England From the Accession of Henry Iii to the Death of Edward I
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Faction sought to appear more respectable by professions of zeal for reform. The cry against papal encroach- ments was extended to a denunciation of the wealth and power of the clergy. John Wycliffe was called from his Oxford class- rooms to expound the close connexion between dominion and grace, and to teach from London pulpits that the ungodly bishop or priest has no right to the temporal possessions given him on trust for the discharge of his high mission.^ 1 Until recently all historians ha...ve dated the beginning of Wycliffe's political career from 1366, but J. Loserth has proved that- 1374, the date of the last de- mand for the Roman tribute, to be the right year. See his Studicn zur Kirchen- politik Englands im 14ien Jahrhundevt, in Sitzungshcrichte der Academie der Wissenschaften in Wien, philos. -histor. Classe, cxxxvi. , 1897. And, more briefly, in Engl. Hist. Review, xi. (1896), 319-328.
1376 THE COURT AND CONSTITUTIONAL PARTIES. 435 A vigorous opposition to the dominant faction was formed, chap.
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Faction sought to appear more respectable by professions of zeal for reform. The cry against papal encroach- ments was extended to a denunciation of the wealth and power of the clergy. John Wycliffe was called from his Oxford class- rooms to expound the close connexion between dominion and grace, and to teach from London pulpits that the ungodly bishop or priest has no right to the temporal possessions given him on trust for the discharge of his high mission.^ 1 Until recently all historians ha...ve dated the beginning of Wycliffe's political career from 1366, but J. Loserth has proved that- 1374, the date of the last de- mand for the Roman tribute, to be the right year. See his Studicn zur Kirchen- politik Englands im 14ien Jahrhundevt, in Sitzungshcrichte der Academie der Wissenschaften in Wien, philos. -histor. Classe, cxxxvi. , 1897. And, more briefly, in Engl. Hist. Review, xi. (1896), 319-328.
1376 THE COURT AND CONSTITUTIONAL PARTIES. 435 A vigorous opposition to the dominant faction was formed, chap.
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