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Act in Restraint of Appeals to Rome

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  • Thomas Cromwell
    In Thomas Cromwell: Cromwell and the Reformation

    …secured the passage of the Act in Restraint of Appeals to Rome, preventing appeals to Rome in matrimonial and testamentary cases. Its preamble embodied his political theory of the sovereign national state. Thereafter he was in complete control of the government, though he remained careful to pretend to be acting…

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