The break with Rome opened the door for Protestantism to grow in the country. This period is known as the English Reformation. Religious discrimination grew on both sides and after the reign of ...

After the Act of Supremacy had elevated Henry to head of the Church of England, he put into practice policies that would spread Protestantism throughout the country. The Dissolution of the ...

Marshall is also charting, quietly but inescapably, less the birth of a Protestant nation than the death of Catholic England. One indication of this is that the book halts in the 1590s. For those who ...

The English Reformation was foundational in establishing the biblical and Protestant faith in England. At its heart lay both the recovery of the authority of the Bible and religious liberty. The ...

As the Protestant Reformation progressed in Wales and England under the Tudor dynasty, except during Mary's reign, Catholics began to face persecution. In Wales one poet's response was to label ...

The English Reformation was foundational in establishing the biblical and Protestant faith in England. At its heart lay both the recovery of the authority of the Bible and religious liberty. The ...

The concern of this collection of essays is to redress two balances at once: to tell the story of what the Reformation did for the towns of England, and of what the towns did for the Reformation.

A study of religious, political and cultural issues related to the Tudor administrations and the Reformation of the English Church during the sixteenth century. The fourth number of the course code ...

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The Reformation split the Church into Catholic ... to commandeer the Scottish throne by marrying the young queen. England was Protestant, France was Catholic. In their bitter power struggle ...

For various reasons, up until well after the Protestant Reformation, the Roman Catholic Church generally resisted the translation of the Bible into vernacular, or common, languages. However, the ...