The dispute took place during the birth of the Protestant Reformation in Europe. While Henry did not become a Protestant, in ...

Although Reformation had been under way in Germany ... Yet Henry did follow some semi-Protestant policies, in particular with regard to monasticism. Between 1536 and 1540 all religious houses ...

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The Reformation split the Church into Catholic and Protestant factions ... the marriage brought the fear of a French-led inquisition to root out "heretics". 1558 was the very nadir of despair ...

A phrase used to designate a Christian faction during the Protestant Reformation that was considered more extreme in its beliefs and actions than the primary Protestant Reformers. Radical ...

Using novel microdata, we document an unintended, first-order consequence of the Protestant Reformation: a massive reallocation of resources from religious to secular purposes. To understand this ...

Persistent illness and frustrating results in his effort to maintain the empire led to his stepping down ... known for his support of the Protestant Reformation, was born. Born Georg Burckhardt ...

Henry VIII succeeded his father, and his quarrel with the Pope over his wish to divorce in order to marry Anne Boleyn eventually led to England ... birth of the Protestant Reformation in Europe.