Titlebook: James II and the Trial of the Seven Bishops; William Gibson Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2009

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The Tower, on ‘the vicissitudes of worldly things’. Evelyn claimed that the Declaration was ‘a(chǎn)lmost universally forborne throughout all London’.. In Wales, it was reported that ‘the King’s edict for the reading the Declaration of Indulgence was wholly disobeyed’.. In fact, only four London parish clergy, one

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The Reaction,ng those for the crown.. W. L. Sachse concluded that the acquittal was a verdict against James’s whole system of government.. The lawyers at the trial had, in defending the bishops, developed general arguments against James which would be used later in the Revolution..

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William Gibsonrochen: 1. Die Simultanproduktion des gleichen Textes (Sprechchor), 2. die lineare und Laufzeitverzerrung im übertragungsweg durch Iteration und 3. die Einführung von additiven St?rungen (Ger?uschen) in den übertragungsweg. Mit Hilfe der verz?gerten Schallrückkopplung vom Mund zum Ohr des sprechende

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Introduction: The Seven Bishops and the Glorious Revolution,102 to 1, and included the text of the seven bishops’ speech to James when they presented their petition to him. The broadsheet also pointed out that the days on which the bishops had been imprisoned and released had particularly appropriate — and therefore apparently providential — readings from the Book of Common Prayer.

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Conclusion, equivocation. Allowed to continue, it seemed likely that the King would seriously damage both Church and state. Yet the bishops’ attitude remained essentially conservative and can be seen in the words of a speech that Bishop Lloyd intended to deliver (but did not have a chance to) during the trial. He wrote of their behaviour: