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Page 84
... Elizabethan Settlement of Religion was perhaps the most deci- sive event in the ecclesiastical controversy . Indeed , it established the su- premacy of the Protestant theory in England and determined the course the Church would follow ...
... Elizabethan Settlement of Religion was perhaps the most deci- sive event in the ecclesiastical controversy . Indeed , it established the su- premacy of the Protestant theory in England and determined the course the Church would follow ...
Page 121
... Elizabethan audience could not fail to make the necessary connection between the Old Faith and medieval supersti- tion , ignorance , and superficial piety . The friars of the play are always spoken of as " jolly , " and they prove to be ...
... Elizabethan audience could not fail to make the necessary connection between the Old Faith and medieval supersti- tion , ignorance , and superficial piety . The friars of the play are always spoken of as " jolly , " and they prove to be ...
Page 153
... Elizabethan Settlement reveal a more ef- fective use of ecclesiastical controversy as material for art . Although much of the old hostility against Roman Catholicism remained through- out the Elizabethan period , most of the derogatory ...
... Elizabethan Settlement reveal a more ef- fective use of ecclesiastical controversy as material for art . Although much of the old hostility against Roman Catholicism remained through- out the Elizabethan period , most of the derogatory ...
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