High Church - Revision history

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	Branch of the Church of England who believed in strict hierarchies, pomp and the [[Divine Right]] of kings. They were often associated with the political ideas of the [[Tories]] and were suspected of having [[Catholicism\|Catholic]] leanings. The discussions about High Church and Low Church dominated the reign of [[Anne I\|Queen Anne]].		Branch of the [[Church of England]] who believed in strict hierarchies, pomp and the [[Divine Right]] of kings. They were often associated with the political ideas of the [[Tories]] and were suspected of having [[Catholicism\|Catholic]] leanings. The discussions about High Church and Low Church dominated the reign of [[Anne I\|Queen Anne]].

Pankratz at 15:59, 4 June 2009

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	Branch of the Church of England who believed in strict hierarchies, pomp and the ~~divine right~~ of kings. They were often associated with the political ideas of the [[Tories]] and were suspected of having [[Catholicism\|Catholic]] leanings. The discussions about High Church and Low Church dominated the reign of [[Anne I\|Queen Anne]].		Branch of the Church of England who believed in strict hierarchies, pomp and the [[Divine Right]] of kings. They were often associated with the political ideas of the [[Tories]] and were suspected of having [[Catholicism\|Catholic]] leanings. The discussions about High Church and Low Church dominated the reign of [[Anne I\|Queen Anne]].

Pankratz at 13:08, 3 June 2009

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	Branch of the Church of England who believed in strict hierarchies, pomp and the divine right of kings. They were often associated with the political ideas of the [[Tories]] and were suspected of having [[Catholicism\|Catholic]] leanings. The discussions about High Church and Low Church dominated the reign of [[Anne\|Queen Anne]].		Branch of the Church of England who believed in strict hierarchies, pomp and the divine right of kings. They were often associated with the political ideas of the [[Tories]] and were suspected of having [[Catholicism\|Catholic]] leanings. The discussions about High Church and Low Church dominated the reign of [[Anne I\|Queen Anne]].

Pankratz at 13:07, 3 June 2009

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	Branch of the Church of England who believed in strict hierarchies, pomp and the divine right of kings. They were often associated with the political ideas of the [[Tories]] and were suspected of having [[Catholicism\|Catholic]] leanings. The discussions about High Church and Low Church dominated the reign of [[Queen Anne]].		Branch of the Church of England who believed in strict hierarchies, pomp and the divine right of kings. They were often associated with the political ideas of the [[Tories]] and were suspected of having [[Catholicism\|Catholic]] leanings. The discussions about High Church and Low Church dominated the reign of [[Anne\|Queen Anne]].

Pankratz at 13:07, 3 June 2009

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	Branch of the Church of England who believed in strict hierarchies, pomp and the divine right of kings. They were often associated with the political ideas of the [[Tories]] and were suspected of having [[Catholicism\|Catholic]] leanings.		Branch of the Church of England who believed in strict hierarchies, pomp and the divine right of kings. They were often associated with the political ideas of the [[Tories]] and were suspected of having [[Catholicism\|Catholic]] leanings. The discussions about High Church and Low Church dominated the reign of [[Queen Anne]].

Pankratz at 12:59, 3 June 2009

2009-06-03T12:59:07Z

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Branch of the Church of England who believed in strict hierarchies, pomp and the divine right of kings. They were often associated with the political ideas of the [[Tories]] and were suspected of having [[Catholicism|Catholic]] leanings.