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churches and monasteries—that is that
these parts of the
Church should be '
disendowed'—and that the
temporalities should be
transferred to the King (then Henry...
- in the new
Church in
Wales to sit in the
House of
Lords and
removed (
disendowed)
certain pre-1662
property rights.: 18–20 : 42
Lloyd George was as surprised...
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abstractions are
endowed with
human qualities;
dehumanization then is the
disendowment of
these same
qualities or a
reduction to abstraction. Dehumanization...
- the
Irish tenant" and the
Church of
Ireland being "disestablished and
disendowed".
Speaking in the
House of Commons,
Parnell told the House: "I wish to...
- the
memorable retort "Chuck It, Smith". The act both
disestablished and
disendowed the "Church in Wales", the term used to
define the part of the Church...
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vernacular in preaching,
attacked clerical corruption, and even
advocated disendowment. However,
these topics were
widely discussed throughout the late 14th...
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History portal England portal Ecclesiae Regimen Euchites Hussites Lollard Disendowment Bill
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Piers Plowman Piers Plowman tradition...
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Ireland by the
British parliament (promoted by Gladstone),
Maynooth was
disendowed, and the lay
trustees left the board. 1875 –
Second National Synod held...
- in Wales") were set up by the
Welsh Church Act 1914 to deal with the
disendowment of the
Church of
England in Wales, as part of its disestablishment. Their...
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Gladstone commenced with the
Church of Ireland. He
introduced a bill
disendowing and
disestablishing it.
Commissioners were
appointed to wind it up, taking...
