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| Introduction | ||
| 1 | The Quiet Time | 1 |
| I | The Triumph of Erastianism | 2 |
| A | Ideology | 2 |
| B | Legislation | 8 |
| C | Law and Administration | 10 |
| II | Loose Ends | 15 |
| A | Jurisdiction of Courts | 15 |
| B | Lay Morals | 23 |
| C | Lay Conformity and Attendance | 32 |
| D | Patronage, Simony, Etc. | 34 |
| E | Parish Institutions | 40 |
| F | Miscellaneous | 43 |
| III | Ecclesiastical Administration | 48 |
| A | Resources | 48 |
| B | Functions | 52 |
| IV | Finance and Deployment | 71 |
| V | Conclusion | 78 |
| 2 | The Rise of Religious Pluralism | 80 |
| I | Identity | 81 |
| A | Roman Catholics | 81 |
| B | Protestant Dissenters | 85 |
| II | From Toleration To Pluralism | 93 |
| A | Disabilities | 93 |
| B | Taxation | 96 |
| C | Secularization of Functions | 113 |
| 3 | Value for Money | 150 |
| I | Redistribution of Funds | 152 |
| A | Episcopal and Capitular Estates | 152 |
| B | Support for the Working Clergy | 160 |
| C | Social Responsibility | 167 |
| II | Redistribution of the Ministry | 168 |
| A | The Parochial System | 168 |
| B | Diocesan Organization | 178 |
| C | Patronage | 183 |
| III | Clerical Discipline and Service of Cures | 195 |
| A | Pluralism | 196 |
| B | Nonresidence | 199 |
| C | Debt | 207 |
| D | Clerical Avocations and Amusements | 209 |
| E | Vice, Scandal, and Neglect | 212 |
| IV | Lay Offices and Officers | 225 |
| V | Church and Churchyard | 229 |
| VI | Conclusion | 240 |
| 4 | Sion's War | 243 |
| I | The New High Churchmanship | 243 |
| A | Sources of Discontent | 243 |
| B | The High Church Agenda | 246 |
| II | The Battle In the Courts | 250 |
| A | The Law | 250 |
| B | The Cases | 259 |
| III | The End of Uniformity | 294 |
| A | Defiance | 294 |
| B | The Lincoln Judgment | 306 |
| C | Diversity | 312 |
| 5 | The Quest for Autonomy | 317 |
| I | The Church Abroad | 317 |
| II | The Growth of Self-Government | 334 |
| A | Legislative | 336 |
| B | Executive | 355 |
| C | Judicial | 359 |
| III | Conclusion | 362 |
| Citations | 377 | |
| Notes | 383 | |
| Index | 465 | |
| Table of Cases | 485 | |
| Table of Statutes | 489 | |
| Table of Measures | 495 | |
| Table of Canons | 497 |
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reviewed Law and Modernization of the Church of England Charles II to the Welfare State on May 10, 2012
Law and Modernization of the Church of England Charles II to the Welfare State
Codex Chimalpopoca is composed of three parts unrelated to each other. The third part, called Leyenda de los Soles, 10 pages, 1558. The text appears on internal evidence to be the redaction of a specific performance event or, more likely, sequence of events by an unknown Mexica Aztec speaker and recorded by an unknown amanuensis, from a lost pictographic manuscript (or manuscripts) beginning on the date mentioned in the prologue, "today, the 22nd of May, 1558". The final lines of the text refer to the arrival of "the Marqués," who is Cortés, in Mexico "forty-two years ago" which would give a date of 1561 for this final entry. The bulk of the performance(s), however, must have been on or close to the first date. The Codex ChimalPopoca is a 17th century copy of the original redaction. This text a fundamental witness to indigenous Nahua-Mexica memories of their own cosmogony and earliest history as they recalled these things some twenty-five-pIus years into the colonial era The narrative frame of this retelling makes it clear that by 1558 these memories had become "fabIes," tales, fictions -a mythology-. this witness record gives itself the name: Tlarnachiliztlatolraranilli, "Wisdom-Discourse Fables."
The first part, is called Anales de Cuauhtitlan ca. 1570-73. The content is primarily historical. It nevertheless also contains a brief version of the Leyenda de los Soles.
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