Catholic Relief Bills Debate in Parliament Triggers Oath Controversy
Debates swirl over Catholic relief measures in Parliament as peers question the oath of supremacy and Crown authority. Lords argue whether restoring the Elizabethan oath risks undermining Protestant ascendancy, with speakers warning of dangerous precedents and potential impact on governance and colonial appointments.
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Holland
Porturt
Sicily
Earl of St ¥Apoo
Gal Grey
Earl of Liverpool
Blesstnton
Whanborough
Tuenlay
Anafia
Adj
Hours OF Commons
Priday
C. Manners
H. Davin
Cathedral of Ely
Sir Thomas
St. Ethelred
Bris Ul
Stewart
Trish
R. Martin
Irland
Lushington
Puld
Corporation of Sudbury
Devonshire
Reliaé Billa
Acland
Coffin
Ieland
Whitcube
Gloucestershire
Hayes
Perl
Mar
W. Wynne
C. Wynn
Carew
Petiton
Genitleman
Wexford
Jottangea
Ryan
Dublin
Ireland
Syyggdomay
Wexfurl
England
Kinglich Pears
Kingland
Fingland
Duke of Norfolk
Earl of Shrewsbury
Petre
Ammadel
Shalthey
J. Mackintosh
Heor
Phel
Hayesan
G. Hull
Hayen
Belfast
Galway
Cork
Dublia
London
Martin
Witte
Daly
M. Fitzgerald
S. Newport
Bart
Crokeer
A. Smith
Scott
Ise
Elisabeth
M. Hale
Reid
Elizabeth
Rome
Pspal
Eligabeth
Plunkett
Henry VIII
Indead
Kiatin
Rman
Jessinn
H. Twiss
Heland
Limes
Renou
Nicol
William
Titus Oates
Somers
Cathelina
C. Grant
Lear
Wayland
Wagland
Limerick
Ile
Taylors
Andrewses
Wimgin Eharta
Mr. Grant
Nugent
Iam
Petitioven
John
Britain
Cheéstiias
Roe
Brownlow
Lota
Papisia
Elisabeth Wa Tasen
Parimeasura
Euthalic
Loo
Caligion
Jamaica