William Laud (* 7. Oktober 1573 in Reading; † 10. Januar 1645 in London) war Erzbischof von Canterbury und einer der Berater des englischen Königs Karl I. im Vorfeld des englischen Bürgerkriegs.
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I have been informed that some masters come to St. Mary's, and stand or sit there bare in sermon time, not out of any devotion, but only to hide their hats...
Wednesday, Coronation-day, King Charles took his journey northward, against the Scottish covenanting rebels. God of His infinite mercy bless him with health and success.
[N]o man can set a better state of the question between Scripture and tradition, than Hooker doth.
Mr. Alex. Henderson, who went all this while for a quiet and well-spirited man, hath showed himself a most violent and passionate man, and a Moderator without moderation.
The tumults in Scotland, about the Service-Book offered to be brought in, began Julii 23, 1637, and continued increasing by fits, and hath now brought that kingdom in danger.
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