STATUTE OF THE SIX ARTICLES
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A Bill passed by the Parliament, 1539, at the instance of Henry VIII, enforcing doctrines and practices not acceptable to the reforming parties, while those who would be disposed to accept them refused to admit the royal supremacy. The Act thus told against all sides equally.
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See Six Articles.
By Henry Percy Smith
