An Apology for Mohammed And the Koran
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During this Queen's short reign of five years, 285 persons were burned alive — including 5 bishops, 21 clergymen, 56 women and 4 children, while thousands suffered, for con- science sake, the loss of goods, liberty and health.
Accession of Queen Elizabeth. Persecution and burning of Roman Catholics for refusing to deny the Pope's power to depose the Queen.
1587. Mary, Queen of Scots, beheaded, February 8, aged 44.
1588. Dreadful severities towards Irish Catholics.
1601. Accession of James I. De...claration against religious toleration.
1604. James endeavours to suppress Presbyterianism in Scotland; 10 leaders imprisoned, 300 clergymen ejected. Other persecutions follow. Laws against witchcraft and witches. In 1603 James published the third edition of his work upon Demonology, in which he gives a very formal account of the practices and illusion of evil spirits, the compacts of witches, the ceremonies used by them, the manner of detecting them, and the justice of punishing them. Parliament passed a statute, and such was its servile subserviency to this monarch that it was acted upon and * And yet of this royal pedant, called the wisest fool in Christendom, and who, as Macaulay says, was placed on the throne by Providence, in order to show the world what a king ought not to be, the then Arch- bishop of Canterbury, declared that " undoxihtedly His Majesty spoke by the special assistance of Ood's spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During this Queen's short reign of five years, 285 persons were burned alive — including 5 bishops, 21 clergymen, 56 women and 4 children, while thousands suffered, for con- science sake, the loss of goods, liberty and health.
Accession of Queen Elizabeth. Persecution and burning of Roman Catholics for refusing to deny the Pope's power to depose the Queen.
1587. Mary, Queen of Scots, beheaded, February 8, aged 44.
1588. Dreadful severities towards Irish Catholics.
1601. Accession of James I. De...claration against religious toleration.
1604. James endeavours to suppress Presbyterianism in Scotland; 10 leaders imprisoned, 300 clergymen ejected. Other persecutions follow. Laws against witchcraft and witches. In 1603 James published the third edition of his work upon Demonology, in which he gives a very formal account of the practices and illusion of evil spirits, the compacts of witches, the ceremonies used by them, the manner of detecting them, and the justice of punishing them. Parliament passed a statute, and such was its servile subserviency to this monarch that it was acted upon and * And yet of this royal pedant, called the wisest fool in Christendom, and who, as Macaulay says, was placed on the throne by Providence, in order to show the world what a king ought not to be, the then Arch- bishop of Canterbury, declared that " undoxihtedly His Majesty spoke by the special assistance of Ood's spirit.
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