Archbishop of Canterbury Clergy Subsidy Act 1587 Grafton Statutes Leaf
Original 1587 black-letter statute leaf from the celebrated Grafton printing of the Statutes of the Realm during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. • Chapter 17: “An Act for the confirmation of a subsidie granted by the clergie.”.
Elizabeth I Treason Act Anti-Papal Rome Bulls 1587 Grafton Statutes Bifolium
Statutes of the Realm, containing a complete bifolium (four consecutive pages) from the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. This bifolium is especially desirable because it captures portions of three important Elizabethan statutes touching on succession, treason, royal authority, and opposition to papal interference in England.
Elizabeth I Treason Act Anti-Papal Rome Bulls 1587 Grafton Statutes Bifolium
Statutes of the Realm, containing a complete bifolium (four consecutive pages) from the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. This bifolium is especially desirable because it captures portions of three important Elizabethan statutes touching on succession, treason, royal authority, and opposition to papal interference in England.
Elizabeth I Treason Act Anti-Papal Rome Bulls 1587 Grafton Statutes Bifolium
Statutes of the Realm, containing a complete bifolium (four consecutive pages) from the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. This bifolium is especially desirable because it captures portions of three important Elizabethan statutes touching on succession, treason, royal authority, and opposition to papal interference in England.
Jesuits Seminary Priests & Pope Laws – 1587 Grafton Statute 4 pp Elizabeth 1
Enacted during one of the most turbulent periods of the English Reformation, the statute reflects Elizabethan England’s struggle against perceived foreign religious influence and papal authority. “An Act against Jesuits, Seminary Priests, and such other like disobedient persons.”.
Jesuits Seminary Priests & Pope Laws – 1587 Grafton Statute 4 pp Elizabeth 1
Enacted during one of the most turbulent periods of the English Reformation, the statute reflects Elizabethan England’s struggle against perceived foreign religious influence and papal authority. “An Act against Jesuits, Seminary Priests, and such other like disobedient persons.”.
Jesuits Seminary Priests & Pope Laws – 1587 Grafton Statute 4 pp Elizabeth 1
Enacted during one of the most turbulent periods of the English Reformation, the statute reflects Elizabethan England’s struggle against perceived foreign religious influence and papal authority. “An Act against Jesuits, Seminary Priests, and such other like disobedient persons.”.
Seditious Words & Slander Laws – 1587 Grafton Statute 4 pp Set – Elizabeth I
“An Act against seditious words and rumors uttered against the Queen’s most excellent Majesty.”. The act also discusses prophecies, calculations, and predictions concerning the Queen’s death or succession, reflecting official fears regarding political instability and rebellion.
Seditious Words & Slander Laws – 1587 Grafton Statute 4 pp Set – Elizabeth I
“An Act against seditious words and rumors uttered against the Queen’s most excellent Majesty.”. The act also discusses prophecies, calculations, and predictions concerning the Queen’s death or succession, reflecting official fears regarding political instability and rebellion.
Seditious Words & Slander Laws – 1587 Grafton Statute 4 pp Set – Elizabeth I
“An Act against seditious words and rumors uttered against the Queen’s most excellent Majesty.”. The act also discusses prophecies, calculations, and predictions concerning the Queen’s death or succession, reflecting official fears regarding political instability and rebellion.