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why was the duke of somerset characterised as a 'good' duke?
established court of requests at his own house to hear the cases of the poor no tortures or burning progressive social policy, abolishing enclosure and fixing rents criticised wealthy men
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july 1547
book of homilies and erasmus' paraphrases should be placed in every church gardiner and bonner objected and imprisoned in almost every parish church by 1549
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what was the book of homilies?
contained protestant sermons
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july 1547
orders given for clergy to preach in english, have an english bible and protestant literature in every church, and to remove superstitious images
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november 1547
chantries act passed - act of dissolution revived, condemning all prayers for the dead
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1547 - act of six articles repealed
removed catholic practices and leaving church without doctrine
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1547 - treason act repealed
removed old heresy, treason, censorship, and proclamation laws allowed free discussion of religion and free publishing and printing government no longer had power to stop radical outbursts protestant pamphlets attacked catholics
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january - march 1548
series of proclamations to calm protestant unrest government playing for time whilst cranmer wrote new prayer book transubstantiation in force and catholic rites adhered to
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11th february 1548
images to be removed from churches very little opposition
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24th april 1548
proclamation stating only authorised clergy could preach - several unauthorised protestant preachers
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23rd september 1548
proclamation stating no preaching until new liturgy was introduced government felt situation was slipping out of control
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december 1548
first prayer book written by cranmer, outlining liturgy
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january 1549
act of uniformity made book of common prayer official liturgy effectively enforced despite small rebellions - main was western rebellion
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november 1549
parliament removed all laws against clerical marriage and all ecclesiastical courts in the king's name
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25th december 1549
proclamation issues ordering destruction of the remainder of images