A History of the Church of England (Classic Reprint): From the Accession of Henry VIII to the Silencing of Convocation in the Eighteenth Century - Couverture souple

G. G. Perry

 
9781330659915: A History of the Church of England (Classic Reprint): From the Accession of Henry VIII to the Silencing of Convocation in the Eighteenth Century

Synopsis

A sweeping portrait of the Church of England from the Tudor era to the eighteenth century, showing how national identity, reform, and conflict shaped its course.

From the rupture with Rome to the later struggles over discipline and convocation, this work traces the Church of England’s distinctive character. It blends political, educational, and doctrinal history to explain how the church adapted, contested, and endured through centuries of change.



The narrative highlights key figures, landmark reforms, and the ongoing tension between religious authority and secular power. It offers a broad, accessible overview for readers seeking context on how England’s church developed alongside its monarchy and Parliament.




  • Shows how the English church cultivated its national identity and independence.

  • Explains major reform movements, including educational and doctrinal shifts.

  • Explores the power dynamics between church leadership and the state, including Puritan challenges.

  • Presents a structured, chapter-by-chapter account of pivotal periods and events.



Ideal for readers of English religious history and those seeking a clear, comprehensive overview of the church’s evolution during this era.

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