“To Omit the Precise Rule and Strayt Observacion”: The 1572 “Bill Concerning Rites and Ceremonies” and the Campaign for Liturgical Diversity in the Elizabethan Church

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RT @JBritishStudies: @catielila uses the legally innovative 1572 'Bill Concerning Rites and Ceremonies' to illustrate how Protestants used…

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@catielila uses the legally innovative 1572 'Bill Concerning Rites and Ceremonies' to illustrate how Protestants used newly ratified regulatory powers to decriminalize limited diversity of Protestant worship within the Church of England. https://t.co/CjfU

23 Jan 2020

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RT @catielila: I rarely Tweet about my day job on here but my article about a 1572 proposal to modify the Act of Uniformity & decriminalize…

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RT @catielila: I rarely Tweet about my day job on here but my article about a 1572 proposal to modify the Act of Uniformity & decriminalize…

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