Political Thought in England: Tyndale to Hooker

admitted Anglicans appeal authority believed Bilson Bishop called Calvin Cardinal Cartwright Christ Christian church government civil ruler claim clergy commonwealth conscience consent Cranmer discipline disobey divine right doctrine doth ecclesiastical Elizabeth Elizabethan enforce England English Catholics Erastian F. J. Powicke fact faith feudal God's godly prince hath Henrician Henry VIII Homilies honour Hooker human Humanist John Penry judgement justice king's Knox less Lord Luther magistrate man's Marsiglio of Padua matters meant mediæval ment mind Mirror for Magistrates monarchy Natural Law never nobility nobles obedience obey ordained Pilgrimage of Grace political thought Ponet Pope preach priest Protestant Protestantism punish Puritan Queen realm reason rebellion rebels Reformers religion religious Richard Hooker royal rule salvation says Scripture Shakespeare sixteenth century social society souls sovereign spiritual Starkey Stephen Gardiner subjects supremacy temporal theocratic theory things indifferent thinkers tion tradition true Tudor Tyndale tyranny tyrant unto Utopia Whitgift whole Word wrote