RELIGION - turning points (James I)

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1604 -
Hampton Court Conference , January 1604

Set the direction for the future of the Church of England

Preparation of the authorised King James version of the bible (1611)

‘No bishop no King’
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1604
Treaty of London, April 1604

James I ends the Anglo Spanish War

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Marked a shift from conflict between Catholic Spain and Protestant England - James wanted to be a peacemaker (rex pacificus)
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1604
Richard Bancroft becomes Archbishop of Canterbury, December 1604

* enforced rules contained in Anglican prayer book
* opposition to Puritanism
* defence of hierarchy in the Church
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1605 (boom!)
The Gunpowder Plot

Failed attempt to assassinate James I during the opening of Parliament in 1605

Aims? Kill Protestant king and establish catholic rule in England

Significance ?

Intensified Protestant suspicions of Catholics and led to the rigorous enforce of the recusancy law

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1611
King James I Bible

significant political vehicle which enforced the king’s authority
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1611
Abbott raised to the position of Archbishop of Canterbury

* introduces a more moderate approach to Puritan concerns within the Church
* Abbott had no objection to the widespread objection to the practice of lay impropriation.

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