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In under 10 years, Europe was aflame with what was to become the 30 years war; within 30, the English civil war had broken out, consigning Archbishop Bancroft's successor William Laud and James's second son Charles to the executioner's block, an outcome chillingly predicted by Bishop Lancelot Andrewes, head of the committee that translated Genesis, to Laud's face.
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Laud's order created such sectarian turmoil that Parliament eventually ordered that the pamphlet be burned.
The Day of Restlessness Jay Tolson 2008
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There was press speculation that this referred to Laud's drink-driving conviction in the US 2.
Archive 2005-08-01 Kerron Cross 2005
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Council for New England gave up its charter and the king demanded also the charter of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, because of Archbishop Laud's dislike of the Puritan Commonwealth.
1630-42 2001
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That date falls, be it noted, midway between Laud's request that Prideaux review Chillingworth's book (May 3, 1636 – 7) and submission of the actual imprimatur (October 14, 1637).
Great Tew: An Exchange Ollard, Richard 1988
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But these biographical facts do not devalue his philosophical ideas or mean that he was Laud's hack.
Great Tew: An Exchange Ollard, Richard 1988
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Chevalier de la Table Ronde, Petit, 1533, 16l.; lot 406, the original edition of Laud's Book of Common Prayer, 12l. 15s.; lot 412, Meliadus de
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In Archbishop Laud's annual report on the diocese to King Charles I., in
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There are many instances of apostles by Charles I. in Archbishop Laud's Diary
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 13, No. 377, June 27, 1829 Various
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Latin inscription at the head is from an entry in Archbishop Laud's
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