remonstrance
31Irish Remonstrance — The remonstrance of the Irish princes was sent to the pope in 1317, setting out the ancient lineage of the Irish and the illegal nature of the papal grant, in 1155, of Ireland to England made by an English pope, Adrian IV (Nicholas Breakspear, d …
32Grand Remonstrance — A statement of abuses presented to Charles I by the House of Commons in 1641 • • • Main Entry: ↑remonstrance …
33grand remonstrance — A constitutional document passed by the British House of Commons in November, 1641. It was in the nature of an appeal to the country, setting forth political grievances. It consisted of a preamble of 20 clauses and the body of the remonstrance… …
34grand remonstrance — A constitutional document passed by the British House of Commons in November, 1641. It was in the nature of an appeal to the country, setting forth political grievances. It consisted of a preamble of 20 clauses and the body of the remonstrance… …
35Grand Remonstrance — /grænd rəˈmɒnstrəns/ (say grand ruh monstruhns) noun English History the, the document of 1640 listing the faults of the king s government and the reforms suggested by parliament …
36contra-remonstrance — …
37Jamet Mettayer — [ou Jean ou Jean Jamet], latinisé en « Jametius Messorius » ou « Metayerius », italianisé en « Giametto Metaieri », est un imprimeur libraire français actif de 1573 à sa mort en 1605. Il a travaillé à Paris de 1573 à …
38Long Parliament — The Long Parliament is the name of the English Parliament called by Charles I, on 3 November 1640, [This article uses the Julian calendar with the start of year adjusted to 1 January (For a more detailed explanation, see )] following the Bishops… …
39New Netherland — Nieuw Nederland Dutch colony 1614–1667 …
40Remonstrants — Part of a series on Arminianism …
