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Page 33
... propaganda was initiated on the popular level to secure acceptance of the queen's Settlement of Religion . The Ecclesiastical Commission could visit bishops and urge their con- formity under threats of penalty and deprivation , but for ...
... propaganda was initiated on the popular level to secure acceptance of the queen's Settlement of Religion . The Ecclesiastical Commission could visit bishops and urge their con- formity under threats of penalty and deprivation , but for ...
Page 34
... propaganda . The work was sanctioned by the queen and her primates , and Elizabeth is reported to have ordered that it be chained beside the Bible on the lectern of every parish church . Another effective part of the propaganda program ...
... propaganda . The work was sanctioned by the queen and her primates , and Elizabeth is reported to have ordered that it be chained beside the Bible on the lectern of every parish church . Another effective part of the propaganda program ...
Page 105
... propaganda during the Settlement period . The scene proceeds with dubious warrant even as propaganda . It is too dull for entertainment , and it is too tedious for effective propaganda . There is no conscious humor to amuse the audience ...
... propaganda during the Settlement period . The scene proceeds with dubious warrant even as propaganda . It is too dull for entertainment , and it is too tedious for effective propaganda . There is no conscious humor to amuse the audience ...
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