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The Reformation under Mary I

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On Mary's accession in 1553, several parishes immediately --- and restored ---, sometimes even before ---.
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On Mary's accession in 1553, several parishes immediately --- and restored ---, sometimes even before ---.
celebrated, traditional practices (such as the Latin mass), Edward's funeral
Mary's ambition was to return to how the Church had been in ---, with --- still in power and --- lenience towards heresy.
1529, the Pope, little
Mary's marriage to Philip of Spain made historical sense, as the Tudors had traditionally ---. However there was fear that it might lead to ---. The relationship between Spain and England had also been worsened by ---, --- in the 1540s, rumours of their behaviour in ---, and changes to the ---.
allied with the Habsburgs, war with France, Henry VIII's divorce of Catherine, the Inquisition, America and Italy, trade industry (altering their reliance on eachother)
Parliament met in 1553 and restored the --- and annulled the --- (the First Statute of Repeal). It met again in --- and repealed all ecclesiastical legislation from --- onwards, and passed new --- laws.
Latin mass, Edwardian religious laws, 1529, heresy
Parliament's acceptance of the new heresy laws was hindered at first by the aristocracy's support for --- due to the new proprietoriship of ---, and propaganda against ---. The official return to Rome was accepted on the condition that the --- would not be reinstated; the initial papal brief was in fact rejected in --- by the council as it was too ambiguous on this issue. Also, --- did not arrive until ---.
the royal Supremacy, church lands, the papacy, monastic and church lands, July 1554, Cardinal Pole, late 1554