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English Law and the Renaissance

Note 32 — ENGLISH LAW AND THE RENAISSANCE.

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Foreign Calendar, 1558-9, p. 8. This seems to mean that the normal and rightful relation of church to state is that which is to be discovered in Justinian’s books. If so, ‘the Protestants of Scotland’ soon afterwards changed their opinions under the teaching of Geneva and claimed for ‘the estate ecclesiastical’ a truly medieval independence.

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