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Reform of Church-State Relations

England · Government / Government of England. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

8Records
1523–1563Date range
3Named people
0Places

Chronological records

1523

Henry VIII1523

Government / Government of England

Act for the Pardon of the Clergy, the Clergy are forced to submit to Royal Supremacy

1530

Henry VIII1530

Government / Government of England

Foxe & Cranmer justify the supremacy of the sovereign

1531

Henry VIII1531

Government / Government of England

The Act of Appeals prevents the clergy from appealing to Rome. Act abolishing benefit of Clergy for those charged with murder or robbery

1532

Henry VIII1532

Government / Government of England

The Clergy is brought under control of the laws of England. Passes the Act for Submission, the clergy cannot appeal to Rome

1533

Thomas Cromwell Essex, 1st1533

Government / Government of England

The Act in Restraint of Appeals reaches the statute books, it ends appeals to Rome

Henry VIII1533

Government / Government of England

The Act in Restraint of Appeals reaches the statute books, it ends appeals to Rome

1535

Thomas Cromwell Essex, 1st1535

Government / Government of England

Writes to JPs, bishops & nobility to imprison clergy who preach papal authority

1563

Elizabeth I1563

Government / Government of England

The Act of Supremacy extends the Oath of Supremacy to MPs, lawyers & barristers. The 39 Articles are the final restoration of the Church of England

Names involved

Elizabeth IHenry VIIIThomas Cromwell Essex, 1st

Provenance

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