James Sayers's cartoon depicting The Repeal of this act prominently features Theophilus Lindsey, Richard Price, and Joseph Priestley among the mob mischief-makers. Robert Walpole attempted to circumvent one part of this act by passing a yearly Act of Indemnity. John Dryden's "The Hind and the Panther" was thinly veiled support of James II's attempt to repeal this act. The Quebec Act replaced its most controversial provisi
James Sayers's cartoon depicting The Repeal of this act prominently features Theophilus Lindsey, Richard Price, and Joseph Priestley among the mob mischief-makers. Robert Walpole attempted to circumvent one part of this act by passing a yearly Act of Indemnity. John Dryden's "The Hind and the Panther" was thinly veiled support of James II's attempt to repeal this act. The Quebec Act replaced its most controversial provision with an oath of loyalty. It was amended by the Act of Toleration and finally repealed, along with the Corporation Act, in 1828, thus allowing Catholics to hold seats in Parliament. For 10 points, name this act that required the holders of all offices in the British government to be Anglican.
James Sayers's cartoon depicting The Repeal of this act prominently features Theophilus Lindsey, Richard Price, and Joseph Priestley among the mob mischief-makers.
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