Episode 73: An Unspectacular Orthodoxy

Early Stuart England by Greg Koabel

Sep 14, 201934:49Society & Culture

1633 The newly elevated Archbishop of Canterbury, William Laud, puts his distinctive stamp on the English Church. Key Characters William Laud (the anti-Calvinist Archbishop of Canterbury) William Prynne (a radical Purita...

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