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Divisions in the Virginia Pulpits: Anglicans, Puritans, and Nonconformistsesented by Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, or by such leaders as Archbishops of Canterbury Thomas Cranmer, George Abbot, or William Laud, or by such leaders as the codifier of the Ecclesiastical Laws of the English Church, Richard Hooker?

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An Age of New Imperial Policies: Church and State, 1660–1713nd a concentrated effort by the members of the Board of Trade and Plantations, the crown, and the Bishop of London to launch policies and governance that indelibly shaped Virginian and American affairs until the Declaration of Independence.

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The Peace Disturbed: Salaries and Controversies, 1696–1777n and parsons. A stalemate occurred on the matter in a province increasingly exposed to popular rhetoric objecting to imperial policies. It represented a deep and open fissure in the colony’s religious establishment.

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England’s Early Imperial Interests: Ireland and Virginia’s long historical interest and extra-territorial venture in Ireland. For nearly a thousand years before the reigns of the first two Tudors, Henry VII and Henry VIII, in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, Ireland had been a land of notice for English monarchs. It was an attraction that began abo

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Churches and Worshipdevotional habits of worshippers from the routine of the medieval church to the practices of the post-Reformation era.. During this period the church was wracked by division and controversy. Partisans disagreed violently as they embraced differing forms of Christian worship and life, Catholic and Pr

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A Social Profile Of Virginia’s Ministers, 1607–1700irginia is fragmentary and anecdotal. Virginia differed from Ireland because the Anglican church encountered no network of congregations or existing corps of clergymen. What we do know rests in large measure on only two important sources, statutes enacted by the House of Burgesses in 1619 and later

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Salaries and Discipline of Seventeenth-Century Ministersop, but the value of the commodity varied from parish to parish depending on the quality and current market value. However, the review and discipline of clergymen who were alleged to have been errant in their conduct was not fixed by law or precedent. The absence of personnel and procedures for hear

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Divisions in the Virginia Pulpits: Anglicans, Puritans, and Nonconformistse active and worshipped in the manner of traditional Anglicans, Puritans, or Nonconformists. The religious practices of a church may have reflected the preferences of the current minister or the sentiments of strong-willed members of the congregation. The question of how Anglican the seventeenth-cen