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(William Laud) First appointed as Bishop of St David's in remote west Wales by James I, at the prompting of Charles and Buckingham. What year did this happen? |
1624 |
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(William Laud) Preached at the opening of Charless first parliament to Bishop of Bath and Wells and became dean of the Chapel Royal. What year did this happen? |
1625 |
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(William Laud) Appointed to the Privy Council. What year did this happen? |
1626 |
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(William Laud) Promoted to Bishop of London. What year did this happen? |
1628 |
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(William Laud) Promoted to Archbishop of Canterbury. What year did this happen? |
1633 |
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What is the highest postition on the Church of England? |
Archbishop of Canterbury |
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The term 'Feoffees for Impropriations' |
An organisation, mainly of Puritans, which from 1626 raised money to control the appointment of clergy to parishes in order to establish Puritan preachers; Laud had the Feoffees banned in 1633, and the parishes they owned were taken over by the Laudians. |
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The term 'Visitations' |
Official visits made by bishops to the parishes in their area to report on whenether everyone was conforming to the Laudian reforms. |
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Name some of the Laudian measure? |
1) Communion table moved and railed off as an altar in the east end of the church. 2) Increased emphasis on ceremony 3) Decorations such as stained glass windows 4) Increased use of music in services 5) Ministers wearing vestments instead of plain robes. 6) Removal of the gentry's ornamental pews |
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What was published in Scotland, in the year 1637? |
Laudian Prayer Book |
