FTP, name this series of four legal statutes passed between from 1661-1665 that reestablished the supremacy of the Anglican Church in England.
Named for the grandfather of Queen Anne, attempts were made to lessen its effects with declarations of indulgence in 1662 and 1672.  Largely superseded by the Test Act of 1673, its provisions included the enforced use of the Book of Common Prayer and the prohibition of a minister within 5 miles of his former church.  Named for Edward Hyde, the chief advisor to Charles II, it was composed of the Corporation Act, the Five Mile Act, the Act of Uniformity, and the Conventicle Act.  FTP, name this series of four legal statutes passed between from 1661-1665 that reestablished the supremacy of the Anglican Church in England.
Named for the grandfather of Queen Anne, attempts were made to lessen its effects with declarations of indulgence in 1662 and 1672.  
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