Fire destroys Johnson's farm at Spiley Warwickshire
News notes report a house and an adjoining building burned down at Spiley in Warwickshire, with hay and clover, farming implements, and five horses all perishing in the flames. Other items include clerical appointments, ground subsidence near Norwich, a Norfolk wedding, and maritime updates from Bristol Deal and London.
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Mattishall
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St. Aldaie’s Church
Munday
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The Swede’s King and Clergy In Reformation Era
A sweeping historical passage recalls a Danish king’s pardon and a clerical crackdown, the burial desecration of a late administrator, and church led governance. Gustavus the First narrows clerical power amid a Protestant shift, ending monastic favors and Rome’s grip. The narrative then shifts to King John III and Sigismund, detailing Papist restoration efforts, liturgical reforms, and a Protestant revolution backed by Duke Charles and the States, concluding with a crown settled on a Protestant line and clerical losses.
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