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Page 13 and 14: INTRODUCTORY. 3 may, however, be no
Page 15 and 16: INTRODUCTORY. 5 able river, and it
Page 17 and 18: INTRODUCTORY. 7 been explored, more
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Page 23 and 24: YORK. '3 CHAPTER II. Christianity w
Page 25 and 26: ; PAULINUS. 15 following, and he pr
Page 27 and 28: — KING Edwin's conversion. 17 lis
Page 29 and 30: 9 EDWIX'S BASILICA AT YORK. 1 futur
Page 31 and 32: MISSIONARY LABOURS OF PAULINUS. 21
Page 33 and 34: EDWIN FALLS IN BATTLE. 23 exorcised
Page 35 and 36: FLIGHT OF QUEEN ETHELBURGA. 25 lute
Page 37 and 38: S. OSWALD, KING AND MARTYR. 27 the
Page 39 and 40: OSWALD'S CARE FOR HIS PEOPLE. 29 he
Page 41 and 42: S. AIDAN. 31 abbot, chosen by the b
Page 43 and 44: OSWALD SLAIN AT MASERFIELD. 33 Edwi
Page 45 and 46: MURDER OF KIXG OSWIN. 35 succeeded
Page 47 and 48: OSWY'S remorse.—SCOTIC CHURCH. 37
Page 49 and 50: CONVERSION OF PEADA. 39 Roman pract
Page 51 and 52: YORK. CHAPTER IV. With the conversi
Page 53 and 54: ' MONASTERIES OF NORTHUMBRIA. 43 sw
Page 55 and 56: s. Wilfrid's karlv history. the Psa
Page 57 and 58: WILFRID ABBOT OF RIPON. 47 onwards
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SVXOD OF VVHIIIiY. 49 abbess, Hilda
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SYNOD OF WHITBY. 51 "Were these wor
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YORK. 53 CHAPTER V. Besides the tri
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ARCHBISHOP THEODORE. 55 by one who
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S. CHAD.—WILFRID AT YORK. 57 lie
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1 DISCUSSION BETWEEN WILFRID AND EC
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63 going on, and (luickly appeared
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WILFKID THROWN INTO PRISON. 65 bish
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HILDA.— CAUmO'S. 67 awkward shyne
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YORK. 69 CHAPTER VI. [a.d. 681.] We
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S. CUTHBERT CONSECRATED AT YORK. 7
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WILFRID'S CONVERSION OF THE ISLE OF
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WILFRIDS CONVERSION OF THE ISLE OF
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WILFRIDS RETURN TO NORTHUMBRIA. 75
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— WILFRID AI'I'EALS AGAIN TO ROME
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WILFRID RETURNS TO ENGLAND. 79 in b
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1 WILI RIl/S DEATH, AND CHARACTER.
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Wilfrid's character. 83 version of
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S. JOHN OF BEVERLEY. 8S wood, in co
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KEDE's LEITER TO EGBERT. 87 dence f
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ALCUIN.—CANONS OF YORK. 89 of the
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The 1 SECULAR CANONS.—SCHOOL OF Y
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EANBALD.— EANBALD II. 93 Saxon sc
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YORK. 95 CHAPTER VIII. In tracing t
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ALFRED THE GREAT. ATHELSTAN. 97 val
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DANISH BISHOPS.—STATE OF YORK. 99
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WULSTAN II.—ALFRIC PUTTOC. KINSIU
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ARCHBISHOP ALDRED. I03 rebuilt the
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INDEPENDENCE OF ALDREd's CHARACIER.
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YORK. 107 CHAPTER IX. With Aldred's
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THOMAS OF BAVEUX. 109 from bishop a
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RE-ORGANISATION OF THE MINSTER. Ill
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DISTRICTS ASSIGNED TO ARCHDEACONS.
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RESTORATION OF BENEDICTINE RULE. II
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STATE OF CHURCH UNDER NORMAN RULE.
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GERARD.—THOMAS II. II9 minster ne
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THOMAS 11. and furnishes little tha
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— THURSTAN. 123 receive priest's
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BATTLE OF THE STANDARD. I25 and pow
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THE CISTERCIANS. 127 teaux, the yet
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— ORIGIN OF FOUNTAINS ABBEY. 1 29
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S. WILLIAM OF YORK. I3I although th
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CONFLICT BETWEEN YORK AND CANTERBUR
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ROGER DE PONT L'EVEQUE. Roger had a
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GEOFFRY PLANTAGENET. Archbishop rai
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DEATH OF ARCHBISHOP GEOFFRY. 139 in
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WALTER DE GRAY. 141 king. The clerg
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^ WALTER DE GRAY's WORK. 143 went o
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DEALS WITH ABUSES OF PATRONAGE. I45
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GRAV'S WORK AT THE MINSTER. 147 rev
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; HOSPITALS. 149 doubtedly the inte
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STATE OF THE MONASTIC ORDERS. 151 a
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THE FRANCISCANS. 153 of all episcop
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; THE FRIARS AS PREACHERS. 155 the
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YORK. 157 CHAPTER XII. Little of in
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FABRIC FUND OF MINSTER. 159 its com
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ROMANUS. i6i settled by arbitration
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ENFORCEMENT OF DISCIPLINE. 1 63 onl
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WILLIAM LA ZOC'CHE. 165 always be r
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RICHARD ROLLE. 167 Richard of Hampo
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JOHN DE THORESUY. 169 England, and
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JOHN DE THORESEV. 171 every Lent. T
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thoresby's work at the minster. 173
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JOHN WVCLIFFE. instituted to the re
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JOHN WYCLIFFE. 177 appeared before
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JOHN WVCLIFFE. But Wycliffe assaile
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IHE PEASANT REVOLT. i8i transubstan
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THE LOLLARDS. rural society in Engl
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— THE CARTHUSIANS. not the teachi
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CHURCH ARCHITECTURE. 187 Whatever m
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ALEXANDER NEVILE. that he received
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RICHARD SCROPE. 191 Castle, which s
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' A RICHARD SCROPE. without a saddl
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RICHARD SCROPE. 195 contributed to
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lilSUOP SKIRLAW's WORK AT YORK. I97
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COMPLETION OF THE MiXSTER. 199 reco
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GEORGE NEVILLE. 201 those who were
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GEORGE NEVILLE. 203 in a hostile pa
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'' GILDS. 205 neiglibourly duties a
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GILDS. 207 architecture of that per
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GILDS. 209 the Church of the Friars
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VOWESSES. world, or regarded in any
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CONDITION OF PARISH CHURCHES. 213 t
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CONDITION OF PARISH CHURCHES. 215 y
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THOMAS ROTHERHAM. 217 in his will h
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EARLY PRINTING AT YORK. 219 needles
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THE NEW LEARN'ING. 221 The importin
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COLET. 223 from his foreign travels
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COLET. 22S graphically narrated by
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DISIIOP FISHER. 227 he vindicated ;
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WOLSEY. 229 versation on the part o
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WOLSEY. manner All Souls and Magdal
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woLSEy. 233 utilized in two directi
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YORK. CHAPTER XVII. Whatever Wolsey
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WOLSEV. Here lie took up his abode,
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THE DIVORCE QUESTIO.V. business tra
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1 APPEALS TO THE POPE FORBIDDEN. 24
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FATE OF FISHER AND MORE. 243 bury d
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THE ABBOT OF FOUNTAINS. Layton writ
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MORALS OF THE CLERGY. 247 find, for
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INJUN'CTIONS ABOUT PREACHING. 249-
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CHAPTER XVIII. The movement which f
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— PILGRIMAGE OF GRACE. 253 from t
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ASKE BECOMES LEADER. formidable pro
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SKIPTON CASTLE BESIEGED. were sworn
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CONFEREN'CE AT DONCASTER. 259 to th
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PARLIAMENT AT PONTEFRACT. 261 The k
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INTERVIEW OF ASKE WITH THE KING. 26
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DISPERSION OF THE INSURGENTS. 265 T
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— FATE OF LORD DARCV, ASKE, ETC.
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YORK. 269 CHAPTER XIX. There can be
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FALL OF THE GREATER MONASTERIES. 27
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—; FOUNTAINS ABBEY. ^998. 6s. yd.
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A BISHOPRIC OF FOUNTAINS PROJECTED.
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PARISH REGISTERS ORDERED. 277 churc
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BREAKING VV OV MONASTIC PROPERTY. 2
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1 OVERTURES OF Gl-UMAN REFORMERS. 2
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PERSECUTION IN THE DIOCESE OF YORK.
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MANUALS OF DOCTRINE AND DEVOTION. 2
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PRIMERS. BIDDING PRAYER. 287 the na
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NEW STATUTES FOR YORK MINSTER. 289
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— 1 PALLIUM GIVEN BY CRANMER, 29
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' ^ DEAN AND CHAPTER OF RIPON. 293
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; THE USE OF YORK. York Use, Canon
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— THE USE OF YORK. 297 Sarum rite
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— ; THE USE OF YORK. But the most
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— THE USE OF YORK. 301 people in
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' THE YORK USE. Aug. Hilda;, viii K
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THE YORK USE. of great antiquity, t
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CARDINAL QUIGNON'S BREVIARY. 307 Th
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EDWARD VI. 'S INJUNCTIONS. put in a
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; enough. ACTS OF PARLIAMENT IN 1 5
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QUESTION OF CLERICAL CELIBACY. 313
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FIRST PRAYER-BOOK OF EDWARD VI. 3 1
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VESTMENT CONTROVERSY. Aiignstanuni,
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' "Hist. SECOND PRAYER-BOOK OF EDWA
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holgate's injunctions. 321 as all t
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holgate's injunctions. 323 and redd
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YORK. CHAPTER XXII. After the death
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REFORMERS GO INTO EXILE. 3-7 might
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THE MARIAN PERSECUTION. of Dr. Ling
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HEATH BECOMES ARCHBISHOP. 331 any r
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Elizabeth's accession. 333 nation w
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REVISION OF COMMON PRAYER. 335 and
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while, REVISION OF EDWARD VI. 's AR
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OBJECTIONS TO THE PRAYER-BOOK. 339
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REBELLION OF 1569. sons gathered ro
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REHEI.t.ION OF 1569. sons gathered
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" REBELLION OF I569. 343 surgents t
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DISPERSION OF THE INSURGENTS, 345 b
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ARCHBISHOP GRINDAL. 347 about two y
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grindal's injunctions. 349 had been
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grindal's policy. 35t gation, so to
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THE COLLEGE AT DOUAY. 353 to the ex
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PENAL STATUTES. 355 marks, and be i
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SEVERE TREATMENT OF ROMANISTS. 357
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SERMONS PREACHED TO RECUSANTS. 359
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YORK. CHAPTER XXIV. Every reader of
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ARCHBISHOP SANDYS. retained a suffi
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SANDYS. PIERS.— HUTTON. 365 the a
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COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF RIPOX. 367 The
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: ARCHBISHOP MATHEW. by the death o
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cosin's visitation articles. 371 Ar
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ARCHBISHOP NEH.E. 373 Bethel, whose
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— FOREIGN SETTLERS IN YORKSHIRE.
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CHARI.KS l.'s IXTERKST IN CHURCH MA
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ROVAL LETTER TO CHAPTER OF YORK. 37
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ARCHBISHOP NEILE's POLICY. had been
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; NEILE ADVOCATES PERSECUTIOX. 383
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THE WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY. 387 who h
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USE OF THE PRAYER-BOOK FORBIDDEN. 3
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' See RESTORATION OF CHARLES II. in
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' ACT OF UNIFORMITY PASSED. 393 The
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' Canon RESULTS OF ACT OF UNIFORMIT
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CONVENTICLE AND TEST ACTS. 397 his
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ARCHBISHOP DOLBEN. 399 matically pu
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DECLARATION FOR LIBERTY OK CONSCIEN
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ARCHBISHOP LAMPLUGH. 403 wrested it
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' The YORK. CHAPTER XXVI. The acces
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' Life tillotson's scheme for compr
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THE CHURCH IN THE LAST CENTURY. 409
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JOHN Wesley's work. 411 by the cler
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CATHEDRALS ACTS.—CONVOCATION. 413
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BISHOPS LIST OF AND ARCHBISHOPS OF
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I ; ] ; INDEX. ACCA, accompanies Wi
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\ 74 j 1 Bosham, t BoWF.T, ; INDEX.
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j i founds I I Collegiate I ; INDEX
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; ;, Dorchester, 66 Douay, college
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j I | ] i j ; INDEX. 425 founding a
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espect paid him by Elizaj INDEX. 42
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INDEX. and Mary, 406 ; Iiis death,
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dealings with foreign settlers in H
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eport of his diocese, 37S 1 ! tempt
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1 INDEX. 435 rally in Southern I'ro
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; INDEX. 437 Tillotson, appointed t
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109, 117 ; hisattitude towards the
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PUBLICATIONS OF THE Society for Pro
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FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE.
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