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Excerpt from Church and State Under the TudorsA new book on a subject on which so much has been already written may seem to call for an apology. I think, however, that there are several reasons why such a book may be acceptable.A very large amount of new material for the history of the sixteenth century has been brought to light in recent years by the publication of State

Title	:	Church and State Under the Tudors (Classic Reprint)
Author	:	Gilbert William Child
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