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Church in England, 1500–1642. Leicester, 1976. P. 33–54.

2 Continuity and Change. Personnel and Administration of the Church in England, 1500–1642. Leicester University Press, 1976. P. 54.

3Trevor-Roper, H. From Counter-Reformation to Glorious Revolution / H. R. Trevor-Roper. Chicago, 1992.

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1 Foster, A. The Function of a Bishop: the Career of Richard Neile, 1562–1640 / A. Foster // O’DКв R. HОКХ F. (EНs.). CШЧЭТЧЮТЭв КЧН CСКnge. Leicester, 1976. P. 41–46; Raymer,

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2 Continuity and Change. Personnel and Administration of the Church in England, 1500–1642. – Leicester University Press, 1976. P. 52.

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1 Ibid. P. 53.

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3Carlton, C. Archbishop William Laud / C. Carlton. – London, 1987; Carlton, C. The Dream Life of Archbishop Laud / C. Carlton // History Today. 1986. Vol. 36. P. 9–14.

4 Sharpe, K. Archbishop Laud / K. Sharpe // History Today. 1983. Vol. 33. P. 29.

5Morrill, J. The Church in England, 1642–1649 / J. Morrill // Morrill J. (Ed.). Reactions to the English Civil War 1642–1649. London, 1982. P. 89–114; Morrill, J. The Religious Con-

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6 Haigh, C. The Church of England, the Catholics and the People / C. Haigh // Haigh, C. (Ed.). The Reign of Elizabeth I. London, 1984. P. 195–219.

7Trevor-Roper, H. R. King James I and his Bishops / H. R. Trevor-Roper // History Today. 1955. Vol. 5. P. 571–581.

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1Davies, J. The Caroline Captivity of the Church.Charles I and the Remoulding of Anglicanism, 1625–1641 / J. Davies. Oxford, 1992. P. 49.

2Davies, J. The Caroline Captivity of the Church.Charles I and the Remoulding of Anglicanism, 1625–1641 / J. Davies. Oxford, 1992. P. 1–2.

3 Ibid. P. 2.

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1 Bernard, G. The Church of England C. 1529–1642 / G. Bernard // History. 1990. Vol. 75.

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3Morrill, J. S. The Church in England, 1642–1649 / J. S. Morrill // Morrill, J. S. (Ed). Reactions to the English Civil War. London, 1982; Abbott, W. The Issue of Episcopacy in the Long Parliament: The Reasons for its Abolition / W. Abbott. Oxford D. Phil. Thesis, 1981; Davies, J. The Caroline Captivity of the Church. Charles I and the Remoulding of Anglican-

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4Davies, J. The Caroline Captivity of the Church. Charles I and the Remoulding of Anglicanism, 1625–1641 / J. Davies. Oxford, 1992. P. 3.

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1 Sharpe, K. The Personal Rule of Charles I / K. Sharpe // Tomlinson, H. (Ed.). Before the English Civil War. P. 58–63; Reeve, I. J. Charles I and the Road to Personal Rule / I. J. Reeve. London, 1989.

2Davies, J. The Caroline Captivity of the Church. Charles I and the Remoulding of Anglicanism, 1625–1641 / J. Davies. Oxford, 1992. P. 12–14.

3 Alexander, H. G. Religion in England, 1558–1662 / H. G. Alexander. London, 1968. P. 188.

4Andrewes, L. Sermons. – Oxford, 1841–1853. – Vol. I–V; Davies, J. The Caroline Captivity of the Church. Charles I and the Remoulding of Anglicanism, 1625–1641 / J. Davies. Ox-

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5 Donaldson, G. The Making of the Scottish Prayer Book of 1637 / G. Donaldson. – Edinburgh, 1954; Bolton, F. R. The Caroline Tradition of the Church of Ireland / F. R. Bolton. London, 1958; Kearney, H. F. Stratford in Ireland 1633–1641 / H. F. Kearney. Manchester, 1959; Wedgwood, C. V. Strafford 1593–1641 / C. V. Wedgewood. London, 1955; Ranger,

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