The Prayer book Articles And Homilies Some Forgotten Facts in Their History Whi
The Prayer book Articles And Homilies Some Forgotten Facts in Their History Whi
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. We desire it may be wholly left out. " '"' Conferences on the Book oj Common Prayer, p. 273. '"2 British Museum. " E. 764. (4);" quoted also in Ilierurgia Anglicana, p. 328.
134 THE ORNAMENTS RUBRIC And, still more explicitly, they objected to the other fraud-rubric as to the " accustomed place, " by saying — " We desire that the words of the first rubric may be expressed as in the book established by authority of Parliament, 5 and 6 Edw. VI. " ^"'^ It is curious to notice the difficulty in w...hich the bishops and their apologists found themselves when dealing with these objections. Under Elizabeth they were afraid to say that her printed book was a fraudulent misprint, not only because "Great Eliza" had a high- handed way of dealing with ecclesiastics who incurred her displeasure (as Archbishop Grindal and others found to their cost), but, beside this, parties were then so evenly balanced, and the diplomatic pressure of foreign powers upon the Queen of England was so urgent, that every one feared to repel her Majesty lest she should join the enemy's camp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. We desire it may be wholly left out. " '"' Conferences on the Book oj Common Prayer, p. 273. '"2 British Museum. " E. 764. (4);" quoted also in Ilierurgia Anglicana, p. 328.
134 THE ORNAMENTS RUBRIC And, still more explicitly, they objected to the other fraud-rubric as to the " accustomed place, " by saying — " We desire that the words of the first rubric may be expressed as in the book established by authority of Parliament, 5 and 6 Edw. VI. " ^"'^ It is curious to notice the difficulty in w...hich the bishops and their apologists found themselves when dealing with these objections. Under Elizabeth they were afraid to say that her printed book was a fraudulent misprint, not only because "Great Eliza" had a high- handed way of dealing with ecclesiastics who incurred her displeasure (as Archbishop Grindal and others found to their cost), but, beside this, parties were then so evenly balanced, and the diplomatic pressure of foreign powers upon the Queen of England was so urgent, that every one feared to repel her Majesty lest she should join the enemy's camp.
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