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CHURCH AND STATE UNDER THE TUDORS
| date | page | |
| Revision of Edward's second Prayer Book— Meeting of Parliament and Convocation (January) |
1558 1559 |
178 178 |
| Changes in the Views of Convocation between 1549 and 1559 | — | 179 |
| This Convocation more independent than any of the Century—Unanimously Roman—The Vicar of Bray and the Bishop of Llandaff Types of the Clergy of the time | — | 180 |
| Proceedings of Parliament | — | 181 |
| Acts of Supremacy and Uniformity—Their Effect | — | 182 |
| Convocation ignored—Disputation at Westminster—Elizabeth's first Ecclesiastical Commission—Her Interview with the Marian Bishops | — | 184 |
| They refuse the Oath, excepting Kitchin of Llandaff, and are deprived—Bonner committed to the Marshalsea—Oath of Supremacy exacted from the Clergy | — | 185 |
| Very few refuse—Probable Reasons why the Bishops refused | — | 186 |
| Matthew Parker made Archbishop of Canterbury | — | 188 |
| His Consecration | — | 189 |
| The Queen's Visitation and Injunctions | — | 190 |
| The Beginning of Difficulties with Scotland—Scotland as much a Foreign Country as France | — | 192 |
| Elizabeth's Foreign Relations | — | 193 |
| Mary Stuart as a Rival—Philip of Spain, Elizabeth's only Ally | — | 194 |
| Elizabeth's temporising Policy | — | 195 |
| Removal of Roods and Images | — | 197 |
CHAPTER IX REIGN OF ELIZABETH (continued) | ||
| Parliament meets, and also Convocation—Defenders of the Pope's Authority subjected to Prgemunire | 1562 | 199 |
| Revision of Edward's Articles | — | 200 |
| Attempt of Convocation to do away with the Habits, etc.—Nearly succeeds—Humble Protestation appended to its Acts | — | 201 |
| More Commissions issued by the Queen under 1 Eliz. Ch. I.—Re-establishment of the Dutch Church | — | 202 |
| Grindall, Bishop of London, becomes its Superintendent—Calvin's Negotiation with Parker | — | 203 |
| Bonner's Lawsuit with Bishop Home | — | 204 |
| Consequent Act of Parliament for the Validity of the Bishops' Consecrations | — | 205 |
