Church authority and power in medieval and early modern England: the episcopal registers, 1215-1683 (inclusive), [microform].

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Church authority and power in medieval and early modern England: the episcopal registers, 1215-1683 (inclusive), [microform].

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The bishops' registers are the working records of the medieval prelates documenting both ecclesiastical and temporal affairs. The registers record benefices, appointments, royal writs, patronage, and other aspects of diocesan administration. The records date primarily from 1215-1650 but registers are included which have material both before and after these dates.

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