Activities of the Puritan faction of the Church of England, 1625-33. --

Activities of the Puritan faction of the Church of England, 1625-33. --

by Isabel M. Calder

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"The extant records of a lawsuit between the so-called feoffees for the purchase of impropriations, their associate, collector, and liveried servant of the Crown before the equity side of the Court of Exchequer in the years 1625-33."

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    How does Calder’s exploration of the "feoffees for the purchase of impropriations" illuminate the covert methods religious groups must use when operating under a hostile government?

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    In what ways does this 17th-century legal battle over church property mirror modern struggles between state authority and religious autonomy?

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    Calder details the intricate administrative and financial mechanisms used by the Puritan faction; how does this bureaucratic lens change your perception of the English Reformation compared to a purely theological one?

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