Titlebook: Local Responses to the English Reformation; Robert Whiting Textbook 1998Latest edition Robert Whiting 1998 history.reform.reformation

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The Secular Clergy (2) ‘must needs have a priest at his coming into the world, and a priest at his departing’. His neighbour Margery Hoare was similarly respectful of the episcopal office: ‘for’, she explained, ‘the bishop was anointed with holy oil’.

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Parish Churches, Chapels (2)e at East Allington, Modbury and Throwleigh are from 1544–7. Apart, however, from some possibly Marian structures, as at Lustleigh, few screens are attributable to after 1547. Expenditure on stained glass also plunged. In the St Neot windows, the latest of the inscribed dates is 1529.

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Wells, Relics, Shrinesincluded Thomas of Lancaster’s hood at Pontefract, Neot’s horn at Bodmin and Henry VI’s sword and spurs on St Michael’s Mount. Christ’s crown of thorns was preserved in part at Bodmin, and his cross at Grade, St Buryan and elsewhere. A ‘relic of the pillar that Our Saviour Christ was bound to’ survived at Long Melford in 1529.

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Interludeicial assaults on traditional institutions and practices were sometimes evaded or delayed, in most cases their local implementation was effective and relatively swift. Resistance occurred, but was usually less common than acquiescence and cooperation.

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NICE

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大量殺死

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