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Personal Supremacy of Elizabeth

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Rise of the Puritans

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Elizabeth's Dislike of them

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Her Bishops mostly sympathise with them

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The Advertisements—
State Regulation of Foreign Protestant Churches

1564
1567

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Elizabeth and the Jesuits

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Different Views of her Conduct towards them

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Elizabeth excommunicated

1570

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CHAPTER X

REIGN OF ELIZABETH (continued)

Change of Policy produced by the Excommunication

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Legislation of the thirteenth year of Elizabeth (13 Eliz. c. 12)

1571

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Elizabeth's Personal Government of the Church

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Enforcement of Conformity—Deprivation of Cartwright

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Elizabeth's Religious Views

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English Protestantism of the Swiss Type

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Elizabeth and Archbishop Grindall

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Grindall Sequestrated—Religious Differences increasing

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Legislation of XXIII. of Elizabeth and of XXIX of Elizabeth

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And of XXXV. of Elizabeth

1593

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Whitgift becomes Archbishop—The Bishops mere Tools of Elizabeth

1583

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Whitgift an Enemy of the Puritans—Whitgift an extreme Calvinist—Case of Dean Whittingham

1578

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And of Travers

1584

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The Martin Marprelate Controversy

1590

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Bitterness of the Puritans and Harshness of the Bishops

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The Oath ex officio—Inquisitorial Character—Trifling Character of the Points in Dispute

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A Moderate Party exists notwithstanding

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Bancroft's Sermon of 'Trying the Spirits' first suggests a Divine Right of Bishops

1588

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His extreme Doctrine of the Royal Supremacy—Bilson's Perpetual Government of Christ's Church

1591

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It was the State which persecuted, not the Church

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The Predestinarian Controversy and the Lambeth Articles

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