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An Ecclesiastical History of Great Britain: Chiefly of England, from the First Planting of Christianity, to the End of the Reign of King Charles the Second, with a Brief Account of the Affairs of Religion in Ireland, Band 3

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W. Straker, 1852

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St Edmundsbury 56 The expedition against the Scots betrayed 56 The bishop	61

The death of Sinclare bishop of Dunkeld 67 His military courage 67 Bishop	69

How the temporalities of bishops shall be used in the time of a vacation 70 The	81

The archbishop comes to the parliamenthouse and is denied entrance 89	87

charge against the archbishop 90 The archbishop claims the privilege of being tried	94

lege of choosing her governors by being endowed by the State 98 The first Chris	101

In case of a dispute about jurisdiction between the spiritual and temporal courts	109

A statute in favour of the clergy 111 A provincial constitution for perpetual	111

A new parliament summoned 241 A convocation at London 241 The pope	251

allowed the inflicting capital punishments for heresy 258 Baroniuss excuse for	262

Their grievances 271 The archbishop overreached by the earl of Westmore	271

fuses to try archbishop Scroop 273 A testimonial of the university of Oxford	277

the commons endeavour to disseize the bishops and monasteries of their estates	286

The censure of the committee confirmed by the archbishop and the pope	291

Lollards reported to threaten the government 294 Sir John Oldcastle cited before	299

of Exeter seconds the archbishops speech 308 A war with France unanimously	315

being tried by his peers 121 He makes his escape beyond sea and applies to	127

The university of Oxford and the friars mendicant complain against each other	136

His issue 142 The bishop of Rochesters sermon 142 The university	145

John Ball a priest 148He harangues the mob upon the topics of liberty	149

ford Rapyngdon and Ayshton convented before the archbishop and interrogated upon	165

but miscarries afterwards 178 A festival kept for St Anne 178 The bishop	188

A commission to suppress the doctrines of Wickliff c 197 The	203

strance delivered in parliament 213 The Lollards pretend a commission from	221

Harpsfield mistaken in some circumstances concerning a synod 233 King Richard	237

They declare themselves not obliged to suspend their process against heretics upon	327

conventual dissolved by act of Parliament 334 The archbishop of Canterburys	337

He is brought to relax upon several articles 327 Another embassy despatched	353

Pope Martins expostulatory letter to the archbishop of Canterbury 340 The pope	356

The commons move for prohibitions from the Kings Bench and Common Pleas	372

archbishop Stafford 385 Archbishop Kemp dies 386 The archbishop visits	401

He is seconded by the duke of Buckingham 413 The cardinal sent	415

Lambert Simnel pretends himself earl of Warwick and sets up a title to	428

in religion maintained in Scotland 441 A marriage between the houses of England	447

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Titel	An Ecclesiastical History of Great Britain: Chiefly of England, from the First Planting of Christianity, to the End of the Reign of King Charles the Second, with a Brief Account of the Affairs of Religion in Ireland, Band 3 An Ecclesiastical History of Great Britain: Chiefly of England, from the First Planting of Christianity, to the End of the Reign of King Charles the Second, with a Brief Account of the Affairs of Religion in Ireland, Jeremy Collier
Autor/in	Jeremy Collier
Verlag	W. Straker, 1852
Original von	University of Michigan
Digitalisiert	7. Nov. 2008

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