The Elizabethan religious settlement
Subtitle: A Study Of Contemporary Documents
Publisher: G. Bell
Published: 1907
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Preface; title: CHAPTER I; title: Elizabeth's Accession and the First Months of Her Reign 1; title: CHAPTER II; title: Elizabeth's First Parliament 42; title: CHAPTER III; title: The Westminster Conference, March — April, 1559 98; title: CHAPTER IV; title: The Clergy and the Acts of Supremacy and Uniformity:; title: I. The Dismissal of the Religious and the Northern Visitation 120; title: CHAPTER V; title: The Clergy and the Acts of Supremacy and Uniformity:; title: II. The Southern Visitation and the General Sequel 166; title: CHAPTER VI; title: The Old Episcopate and the New 207; title: CHAPTER VII The Universities 253; title: The Task of the Elizabethan Bishops:; title: I. The Northern Province 297; title: CHAPTER IX; title: The Task of the Elizabethan Bishops:; title: II. The Southern Province 343; title: CHAPTER X; title: The Task of the Elizabethan Bishops:; title: III. The Southern Province — continued 402; title: CHAPTER XI; title: The Rising of the North, 1569 475; title: CHAPTER XII; title: Attitude of the Laity to the Religious Changes, and the Harrying of the Papists 502; title: Index 559; title: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; title: Queen Elizabeth Frontispiece; title: Lord Burghley, Lord Treasurer 42; title: Sir Nicholas Bacon, Lord Chancellor  98; title: Nicholas Heath, Lord Chancellor of England and Catholic Archbishop of York, deprived  207; title: Matthew Parker, 1st Archbishop of Canterbury consecrated by the Edwardine Ordinal  343; title: Edmund Grindal, successively Bishop of London, Archbishop of York, and Archbishop of Canterbury  435; title: Edmund Plowden, Catholic Lawyer  502