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1 From this point of view the characteristic note of the latter part of Elizabeth's
reign is what Catholic historiography calls the Apostasy,' i.e. the rallying to
Anglicanism of the sons and relatives of Catholic martyrs. The religious ferment of
...
1 From this point of view the characteristic note of the latter part of Elizabeth's
reign is what Catholic historiography calls the Apostasy,' i.e. the rallying to
Anglicanism of the sons and relatives of Catholic martyrs. The religious ferment of
...
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Parliament retorted a year later with its Test Act, making adherence to the
Anglican form of Holy Communion compulsory for access to public positions. The
Declaration of Indulgence was thus ousted and the Dissenters were more
persecuted ...
Parliament retorted a year later with its Test Act, making adherence to the
Anglican form of Holy Communion compulsory for access to public positions. The
Declaration of Indulgence was thus ousted and the Dissenters were more
persecuted ...
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As early as 1607, Anglicans of a Puritanical bias had settled in Virginia, with John
Smith as their leader; the Rev. Robert Hunt founded a Church of England parish
at Williamsburg.' But the Anglican system was ill—suited to the conditions of ...
As early as 1607, Anglicans of a Puritanical bias had settled in Virginia, with John
Smith as their leader; the Rev. Robert Hunt founded a Church of England parish
at Williamsburg.' But the Anglican system was ill—suited to the conditions of ...
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Great Britain | 56 |
French Adaptation of Calvinism | 121 |
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | A History of Protestantism, Volumen2 A History of Protestantism, Émile G. Léonard |
| Autor | Émile G. Léonard |
| Editor | Nelson, 1966 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 25 Oct. 2011 |
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