 | David Bogue, James Bennett - Dissenters - 1808 - 492 pages
...cannot conform to the protestant religion : " because protestancy was settled upon its present bettom in this kingdom by act of parliament, in the first year of queen Elizabeth, in opposition to all the bishops, to the whole convocation of the clergy, and to both... | |
 | Tract societies - 1814 - 630 pages
...the Jirst steps towards introducing the Protestant Religion into England were made by K. Henry VIII. 8. Because Protestancy was settled upon its present bottom in this kingdom by act Answers. the Apostles. The Chureh of Britain is eminently Apostolical having been founded and established... | |
 | Thomas Burgess - Church history - 1815 - 372 pages
...beginning the progress was answerable in the days of King Edward VI. during which the Reformation was carried on with a high hand by Somerset and Dudley,...settled upon its present bottom in this kingdom by aet of 7. Answered in No, 1* S. & It was the insolent citation of Henry to Rome, and the drain of the... | |
 | Silvester Palmer - 360 pages
...beginning the progress was answerable in the days of King Edward Vf, during which, the reformation was carried on with a high hand by Somerset and Dudley,...the Council and Parliament upon interested views, not without a great confusion and innumerable sacrileges', as their own historian, Dr. Heylin, is forced... | |
 | Charles Trelawny Collins Trelawny - 1836 - 356 pages
...the/r*f steps towards introducing the Protestant religion into England were made by Henry VIII. VIII. Because Protestancy was settled upon its present bottom...in this kingdom by Act of Parliament, in the first yearof Queen Elizabeth. How then can it be called the Church of England, or any Church. at all, seeing... | |
 | Charles Trelawny Collins Trelawny - 1839 - 334 pages
...first steps towards introducing the Protestant religion into England were made by Henry VIII. VIII. Because Protestancy was settled upon its present bottom...kingdom by Act of Parliament, in the first year of Queen Elizabeth. How then can it becalled the Church of England, or any Church at all, seeing it was... | |
 | Charles Trelawny Collins-Trelawny - 1846 - 348 pages
...first steps towards introducing the Protestant religion into England were made by Henry VIII. VIII. Because Protestancy was settled upon its present bottom...kingdom by Act of Parliament, in the first year of Queen Elizabeth. How then can it be called the Church of England, or any Church at all, seeing it was... | |
 | Charles Trelawny Collins-Trelawny - 1846 - 352 pages
...first steps towards introducing the Protestant religion into England were made by Henry VIII. VIII. Because Protestancy was settled upon its present bottom...Kingdom by Act of Parliament. in the first year of Queen Elizabeth. How then can it be called the Church of Knglnnfl, or any Church at all, seeing it... | |
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Because the first steps towards introducing the Protestant religion into England were made by Henry VIII. VIII. Because Protestancy was settled upon its present bottom in this Kingdom by Act of Parliament. in the first year of Queen Elizabeth. How then... 