Somerset and Northumberland Religious Policy
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Somerset and Northumberland Religious Policy |
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Overall comparisonBoth Dukes intended to use enforce a radically Protestant regime although Somerset's Book of Common Prayer was much less radical due to fears of rate of reform. In terms of Northumberland's reforms, in many cases extending reforms Somerset had begun. They are both equally guilty in terms of using the Church as means to plunder wealth. More evidence that Northumberland was accounting for the wishes of the kingOVERALL: Northumberland better as managed to maintain strong Protestant reforms which, although against wishes of people, would have been wishes of the king who he was bound to serve |
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