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Criminal-inquisitorial trials in English church courts : from the middle ages to the reformation / Henry Ansgar Kelly.
Kelly, Henry Ansgar, 1934- author.; EBSCOhost.
2023
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Kelly, Henry Ansgar, 1934- author.
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Criminal-inquisitorial trials in English church courts : from the middle ages to the reformation / Henry Ansgar Kelly.
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Washington, D.C. : The Catholic University of America Press, [2023]
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9780813237381 electronic book
0813237386 electronic book
9780813237374 hardcover
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1 online resource ( x, 471 pages.) :.
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(OCoLC)1400038228
305754673
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Electronic reproduction. Ipswich, MA Available via World Wide Web.
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Studies in medieval and early modern canon law.
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Print version: Kelly, Henry Ansgar, 1934- Criminal-inquisitorial trials in English church courts Washington : The Catholic University of America Press, 2023 9780813237374 (DLC) 2023040267
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The origins of inquisitorial procedure
The beginnings of inquisitorial procedure in England
The prosecution of the knights templar in England
Alleged heretical sorcerers in Ireland
Fourteenth-Century correction proceedings
The processing of criminous clerks by inquisition/purgation
Prosecuting heterodoxy after John Wyclif : the blackfriars method of interrogating present belief
Trials of Lollards and the death penalty
Last Wycliffites, Margery Kempe, and other alleged dissenters
Tithes; nigromancy; teachings of reginald pecock
Dissent, crimes, and divorce : Richard Hunne, criminous clerks, and Henry VIII
Heresy trials and Sir Thomas More
Parliament and inquisition under Henry VIII and Edward VI
Marian Reversals, Elizabethan return to papal law
Conclusion : inquisition on trial.

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