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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. First published in 1908! Volume 1 focuses on the history of the Lollards before the Reformation! and the question of royal supremacy during the Tudor period. Inhaltsverzeichnis Preface; Book I. The Lollards: 1. The early Lollards; 2. Of heresies, schisms, and councils; 3. Writers against Lollardy; 4. The eve of the Reformation; Book II. Royal Supremacy: 1. Forces at work in the Reformation before Queen Elizabeth; 2. How the past was viewed under Queen Elizabeth; 3. The church and heretics before the Act of Supremacy; 4. Martyrs for Rome; 5. Sir Thomas More's writings.

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