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English reformations: religion, politics, and society under the Tudors

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

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Part 1 A church unchallenged: parishes and piety the priests and their people books banned and heretics burned church courts and English law politics and Parliament. Part 2 Two political reformations 1530-1533: divorce, supremacy and schism 1530-1535 religious innovations and royal injunctions 1535-1538 resistance and rebellion 1530-1538 reformation reversed 1538-1547 Edward's Reformation 1547-1552. Part 3 Political reformation and Protestant reformation: the making of a minority 1530-1553 Catholic restoration 1553-1538 problems and persecution 1553-1558 legislation and visitation 1558-1569 from resentment to recusancy evangelists in action the reformations and the division of England.

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