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A six volume set presenting the Convocation records from Canterbury from 1313 until 1509 including introductory and index volumes. In Latin with some French and English Largely unpublished hitherto, the materials contained in The Records of Convocation have been drawn from a variety of sources. They make available, for the first time, the fullest possible account of the convocations which stood at the very heart of the nation's life throughout most of the medieval and early modern period. The Records of Convocation contain the minutes of clergy synods, the legislation passed by them tax assessments imposed by the king on the clergy, and accounts of the great debates about religious reformation and reform. The core of this edition relates to the convocations of the Church of England, beginning in 1313. Four volumes [plus an Introductory Volume and an Index Volume] are devoted to the province of Canterbury in the early period, containing all the records surviving from 1313 until 1509. Scholars will find the materials for the period from1489 of particular interest, as the original records were burnt in the great fire of London and have been reconstructed from copies and allusions found elsewhere.

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The Reverend Dr Gerald Bray (PhD, Paris-Sorbonne) was the Professor of Anglican Studies at Beeson Divinity School and is now a research professor there. He is also Director of Research at the Latimer Trust. Among his other work he is the editor of Documents of the English Reformation (James Clarke & Co, 1994, second edition 2004).

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