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303: 227: 63: 165: 22: 381:'s permission coming in January 1548). Although set up for the Italian community in London, it welcomed reformed Protestants of other nationalities as well. Cranmer made it quite clear that this was an example of how he wanted the reformation in England to proceed by forcing the traditionalist Bishop 448:
Cranmer's main purposes in giving official sanction to the Churches seem to have been two-fold. Firstly, they provided a glimpse of how a reformed Protestant Church might work in England, within the episcopal system which many of the "hotter" reformers wished to abolish. Secondly, and perhaps more
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A. Spicer, "'A Place of Refuge and Sanctuary of a Holy Temple': Exile Communities and the Stranger Churches." In: N. Goose and L. Luu (eds.),
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to attend Ochino's inaugural sermon. In 1550, there were three congregations - Dutch, French and Italian. To the dismay of
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importantly, they helped Cranmer and his allies in the suppression of heretical strains of religion, such as the
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Spicer, Andrew, "The Consistory Records of Reformed Congregations and the Exile Churches." In:
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John a Lasco on Church Order: A Comparative Study with Special Attention to Church Offices
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Reformation and Resistance: Authority and Order in England's Foreign Churches, 1550-1585
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Reformation and Resistance: Authority and Order in England's Foreign Churches, 1550-1585
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during the English Reformation. The most famous of these were established by the
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on 24 July 1550. The founder and first superintendent was Polish reformer
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The Marian exiles, a study in the origins of Elizabethan Puritanism
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is also found in texts of the period and modern scholarly works.)
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Tudor Church Militant: Edward VI and the Protestant Reformation
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was a term used by English-speaking people for independent
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Foreign Protestant communities in sixteenth-century London
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They received help of Protestant aristocrats such as
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