The Reformation in England: Acts
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- The Reformation in England: Acts.
- Act in restraint of Appeals, 1533
- Prevented appeals to Rome
- Placed all ecclesiastical jurisdiction in Henry's control.
- Acts of 1534
- Act forbidding papal dispensation and payment of Peter's pence
- Put all ecclesiastical powers in the hands of the King.
- Prevented taxation to Rome.
- Act of Succession
- Henry's marriage to Catherine was invalid.
- Declared Mary to be illegitimate.
- Made it a treasonable offence to deny the succession.
- The whole nation had to swear an oath to observe the succession
- Act of Supremacy
- Stated that Henry 'justly and rightly is and ought to be the supreme head of the church of England'
- Gave Henry the right to collects first fruits and tenths
- Made it treason to call the King or Queen a heretic.
- Act forbidding papal dispensation and payment of Peter's pence
- 1536 Act
- Dissolution of the smaller monasteries.
- Members of the religious houses could transfer to larger establishments.
- The King could exempt houses
- Triggered the Pilgrimage of Grace
- By 1540 all monastic houses had been dissolved.
- 1539 Act
- Voluntary surrender of monastic property
- Abbots who didn't surrender had evidence planted against them.
- Glastonbury.
- Reading
- Colchester
- Some people were bought off with large pensions.
- Act in restraint of Appeals, 1533
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