He held a high-church view of Anglicanism, favoring powerful bishops, elaborate liturgy, and personal religious observance.
He held a high-church view of Anglicanism, favoring powerful bishops, elaborate liturgy, and personal religious observance. In 1637, having already radicalized the Puritans by denying them the right to publish and preach, he tried to impose on Scotland the English episcopal system and a prayerbook almost identical to the Anglican Book of Common Prayer. FTP, name this prelate executed by the Long Parliament, Charles I's religious advisor, and, after 1633, archbishop of Canterbury.
He held a high-church view of Anglicanism, favoring powerful bishops, elaborate liturgy, and personal religious observance.
William Laud