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London and the Reformation

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought Historical Studies of British Isles

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The Catholic community The heretical community City and church Clergy and communalty, 1529-1533 The political reformation, 1534-1536 The reformation in religion, 1534-1539 The Act of Six Articles and its victims Politics and persecution, 1540-1546 The old faith and the new The religion of Edwardian London The creation of the Commonwealth London and high politics in the reign of Edward VI Troy untrue and the rebellions of Queen Jane and Queen Mary Partly for love, partly for fear, to conformity.

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