A namesake "catechism" and "assembly" of this place involved Puritan attempts to overhaul the Church of England.
A namesake "catechism" and "assembly" of this place involved Puritan attempts to overhaul the Church of England. The laws known as "Concerning conditional gifts" and "Because sellers of lands," which barred subinfeudation, are known by this place name. A later law known by this place name modified sections of the Merchant Shipping Act and Colonial Courts of Admiralty Act in order to give de facto independence to the dominion territories, including Canada, Australia, and South Africa. In addition to those "Statutes," this place name is attached to a building constructed by Edward the Confessor, where British coronations take place and where Poets Corner is just one of the many clusters of notable graves. For 10 points, name this London borough which designates a famous Abbey.
A namesake "catechism" and "assembly" of this place involved Puritan attempts to overhaul the Church of England.
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