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Law, Order and Government, Lee’s opinion on an earlier occasion. In his mind there were far too many deficiencies and incompetent officials allowed to exercise their authority. The Council in the Marches had lost its grasp of affairs.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-6759-5governed in England and Wales. This . sprang from divine authority, as had the Pope’s jurisdiction, and was exercised through Parliament and the privy council. In an ecclesiastical context the . of the Pope was transferred to the Crown.

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Social and Economic Foundations,in the history of the Welsh gentry. A. H. Dodd, in his classic . (1952), ventured to label the history of Wales in the seventeenth century ‘in the main, the history of a class’. To a degree that observation can be justified since most written sources have a direct or indirect bearing on families who

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Religion and Society, king’s authority on a new foundation. Two years earlier, in the Act of Supremacy, he was proclaimed to be ‘Supreme Head’ of the Church and state, and papal power in England was destroyed. Religious houses — and later friaries — were dissolved and, sanctioned by Parliament, the supreme legal and jur

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Politics and Faction,land. Power in the new Welsh counties from that time onwards was more firmly controlled by Welsh landed gentry who obtained a dispensation to conduct public affairs and establish law and order in the localities. One prime aspect of the Tudor settlement was the privilege of parliamentary representati

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