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In the final analysis , Henry had not established a nationally unified , single Eng . lish Church ; on the contrary , wholly intent on insuring the dynastic claim , his establishment of the Supremacy had served to promote factionalism .
In the final analysis , Henry had not established a nationally unified , single Eng . lish Church ; on the contrary , wholly intent on insuring the dynastic claim , his establishment of the Supremacy had served to promote factionalism .
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of the Church of England but the same man is also a member of the Commonwealth , nor any member of the Commonwealth which is not also of the Church of England , therefore as in a figure triangle the base does differ from the sides ...
of the Church of England but the same man is also a member of the Commonwealth , nor any member of the Commonwealth which is not also of the Church of England , therefore as in a figure triangle the base does differ from the sides ...
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It was at Hampden Court that James defined the Church as a political institution necessary to the maintenance of the political state , rejecting Puritan demands for destruction of the Bishops ' powers with the statement , “ No Bishop ...
It was at Hampden Court that James defined the Church as a political institution necessary to the maintenance of the political state , rejecting Puritan demands for destruction of the Bishops ' powers with the statement , “ No Bishop ...
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England 14851509 Introduction | 11 |
Sir John Fortescue The Governance of England c 1470 | 12 |
Act of Succession 1485 | 13 |
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Crown and Parliament in Tudor-Stuart England: A Document Constitutional ... Paul L. Hughes Vista de fragmentos - 1959 |
Crown and Parliament in Tudor-Stuart England: A Documentary Constitutional ... Paul L. Hughes,Robert F. Fries Vista de fragmentos - 1959 |
Crown and Parliament in Tudor-Stuart England: A Documentary Constitutional ... Paul L. Hughes,Robert F. Fries Vista de fragmentos - 1959 |
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accepted according action aforesaid appointed assembled authority Bishop body called cause charge Charles Church claim committed Commons concerning consent constitutional continue contrary Council Court Crown death desire directed divers Divine dominions duty effect election England English established execution force further enacted give given granted hath heirs Henry hereafter hereby Highness House institution intent issue James judges Justices King King's Kingdom land late laws liberty limited Lord Majesty Majesty's manner Mary matters means meet ment monarchy nature necessary oath offence officers ordained parish Parlia Parliament peace period person person or persons petition political poor present present Parliament Prince Protestant Provided punishment Queen realm receive reign religion religious respective Rome royal Scotland seal social Sovereign spiritual statutes subjects succession taken therein thereof things tion town treason true unto VIII whatsoever whole writ
Información bibliográfica
| Título | Crown and Parliament in Tudor-Stuart England: A Documentary Constitutional History, 1485-1714 Religion and the law Selden Society publications & English legal history World constitutions illustrated |
| Editores | Paul L. Hughes, Robert F. Fries |
| Contribuidores | Paul L. Hughes, Robert F. Fries |
| Editor | G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1959 |
| N.º de páginas | 359 páginas |
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