La storia popolare di Inghilterra; una storia illustrata delle società e di governo fin dai primissimi tempi ai nostri tempi . pon whichmen furono cacciate, senza la bussola o il faro a luce rotante. Questo non è stato un momento in cui l'esecuzione di uomini per negare il re?diritto di essere a capo della chiesa implicava che ci sarebbe un eventuale rilassamento • soppressione della Mon.ipteries, p. 34, 153?.] HOLLANDERS BUKNT per eresia. JCl del vecchio sistema di persecuzione di opinioni dottrinali. Uno dei spieswho denunciato i fratelli poveri della Certosa di San Giacomo, un certo JasperFyloll, scrive a Cromwell, non è grande meraviglia tho

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The popular history of England; an illustrated history of society and government from the earliest period to our own times . pon whichmen were driven out, without compass or beacon. This was not a time when the execution of men for denying the king?right to be head of the church implied that there would be any relaxation • Suppression of the Mon.ipteries, p. 34, 153?.] HOLLANDERS BUKNT FOR HERESY. JCl of the old system of persecution for doctrinal opinions. One of the spieswho denounced the poor brethren of the Charterhouse, a certain JasperFyloll, writes to Cromwell, It is no great marvel though many of thesemonks have heretofore offended God and the king by their foul errors, for Ihave found in the priors and proctors cells three or four sundry printedbooks from beyond the sea, of as foul heresies and errors as may be; andnot one or two books be now printed alone, but hundreds of them. TheAct for the punishment of heresy, passed in 1534, is immediately followedin the statute-book by An Act for Printers and Binders of Books. * Bythis act the statute of Eichard III., wliich allowed the free importation of. Dutch rrintiug-oaice. printed and written books, is repealed. There is nothing said about thesuppression of dangerous opinions; but it is merely stated that, as there areenou-h of printers and binders in England, no foreign books are to be soldby retail The Dutch printing-offices, then in full activity, were unpleasantneighbours to a government which undertook to regulate every mans opinion.It was a time of fear; for the Lutheran doctrines had been earned to anexcess by religious and political fanatics; and the political tenets which boreany resemblance to those of the Anabaptists, might be spread to the danger • 2r. H-en. VIII. c 15. S62 FISHEli AND MORE ACCUSED OF TREASON. [1535 of all civil society. Within three weeks of the execution of the Carthusians, nineteen men and six women, born in Holland, were examined in St. Paulschurch as to their opinions. Stow

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1850
• bookpublisherlondon
• bookyear185