7.1. The Jacobean Settlement II
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- 7.1. The Jacobean Settlement II
- 10. Policy towards Catholics
- General policy:
- Detach moderates from radicals
- See K. Fincham and P. Lake, 'The ecclesiastical policy of James I', Journal of British Studies 24 (1985)
- General policy:
- 11. Trends within Jacobean Protestantism
- Collinson sees the puritan impulse absorbed with the mainstream of the Church of England
- including 'godly' bishops
- However, from 1590s more articulate anti-puritan strand developing, and particularly under James - many are more ceremonialist clergy
- e.g. Lancelot Andrewes. These trends will contribute to the Laudian movement of the 1630s
- Collinson sees the puritan impulse absorbed with the mainstream of the Church of England
- 12. And finally
- A period of Protestant consolidation
- Jacobean church sees revival in wealth and fortunes of the church
- More positive attitude towards bishops and ceremonies developing
- But a mixed picture overall - especially towards end of reign
- 10. Policy towards Catholics
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