Treatise De vera
Gardiner and other Bishops are called upon to vindicate the King's new title of "Supreme Head of the Church of England", the result is his celebrated treatise De vera obedientia, the ablest of all the vindications of royal supremacy
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1535 in England — Page 4
Explore 129 historical events and records for England in 1535.
Historical records for England in 1535
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Trial
Supports the King's divorce from Catherine and the marriage with Anne Boleyn and presideds at the trial of Fisher and More
Trial
More is tried, and found guilty, under the Treason Act 1534
Trial
More had not expressly denied the royal supremacy but refuses to assent to it
Trial
Perjures himself during the trial of Thomas More
Valor Ecclesiasticus
The Crown surveys ecclesiastical wealth in England and Wales to assess church revenues under royal control.
Vice Regent
Cromwell creates another set of institutions that gives a clear structure to the royal supremacy, the Archbishop of Canterbury is eclipsed by Vice Regent Cromwell in regards to the King's spiritual jurisdiction
Vice Regent
Cromwell creates another set of institutions that give a clear structure to the royal supremacy, the Archbishop of Canterbury is eclipsed by the Vice Regent Cromwell in regards to the King's spiritual jurisdiction
Vicegerent
Thomas Cromwell becomes the king's chief minister for enforcing royal supremacy over the Church.
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