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Whitgift held that as questions about vestments and ceremonies were unim- portant, the queen's pleasure in such matters ought to be the rule of the Church. He was, however, a strict disciplinarian, and he was as anxious as the queen to force into conformity those clergy who broke the unity of the Church for the sake of what he regarded as mere crotchets of their own, especially as some of them were violent assailants of the established order. In virtue of a clause in the Act of Supremacy the qu...een erected a Court of High Com- mission. Though many laymen were members of the new court, they seldom attended its sittings, and it was therefore practically managed by bishops and ecclesiastical lawyers. Its business was to enforce conformity on the clergy, and under Whitgift it acted most energetically, driving from their livings and committing to prison clergymen who refused to conform.
The severity of the High Commission roused some of the Puritan clergy to attempt — in private meetings — to bring into ex- istence something of the system of Presbyterianism, but the at- tempt was soon abandoned.
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Whitgift held that as questions about vestments and ceremonies were unim- portant, the queen's pleasure in such matters ought to be the rule of the Church. He was, however, a strict disciplinarian, and he was as anxious as the queen to force into conformity those clergy who broke the unity of the Church for the sake of what he regarded as mere crotchets of their own, especially as some of them were violent assailants of the established order. In virtue of a clause in the Act of Supremacy the qu...een erected a Court of High Com- mission. Though many laymen were members of the new court, they seldom attended its sittings, and it was therefore practically managed by bishops and ecclesiastical lawyers. Its business was to enforce conformity on the clergy, and under Whitgift it acted most energetically, driving from their livings and committing to prison clergymen who refused to conform.
The severity of the High Commission roused some of the Puritan clergy to attempt — in private meetings — to bring into ex- istence something of the system of Presbyterianism, but the at- tempt was soon abandoned.
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