One man in this position was exiled after refusing to sign the Constitutions of Clarendon, and another edited the Book of Common Prayer.
One holder of this position derisively referred to Francis Cottington as "Lady Mora's waiting maid" and to Richard Weston as "Lady Mora" in his correspondence with the Earl of Strafford. That holder of this position ordered the arrest of the propagandists Alexander Leighton and William Prynne. In addition to William Laud, who was executed during the English Civil War, another holder of this position opposed the Lollard movement and was named Thomas Arundel. One man in this position was exiled after refusing to sign the Constitutions of Clarendon, and another edited the Book of Common Prayer. For 10 points, identify this highest position in the Church of England.
One holder of this position derisively referred to Francis Cottington as "Lady Mora's waiting maid" and to Richard Weston as "Lady Mora" in his correspondence with the Earl of Strafford.
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