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Lollardy and the Reformation in England - An Historical Survey

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Klappentext An important early twentieth-century study that argued for the importance of Lollard influences on the English Reformation. Zusammenfassung This four-volume history argues that the origins of the English Reformation lie in the Lollard movement of the fourteenth century. Published posthumously in 1913! Volume 4 was completed by William Hunt and focuses on the first year of Mary Tudor's reign and her marriage to Philip of Spain. Inhaltsverzeichnis Preface; Book VII. Queen Mary's First Half-Year: 1. Mary's first trials; 2. Foreign influences; 3. Mary's first parliament; 4. Parliament and religion; Book VIII. The Spanish Marriage: 1. The organised insurrections; 2. The suppression of the insurrections; 3. 'The Queen's Proceedings'; 4. The Lady Elizabeth; 5. Heretics painted mostly by themselves; 6. Spirit of the Edwardine party; 7. The Queen's marriage; Index.

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