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What put a temporary halt to war between Catholics and Protestants in the 1520s?
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In England the Civil War,[ 164249.] was a War of Religion, with the Calvinist Parliament seeking to abolish the Anglican Catholic Church. The Church lost and the Anglicans were stripped of their buildings and land, which was taken in hand for the new protestant church, a presbyterian one, at the behest of the Scottish Kirk! After throwing out the Anglican Bishops and clergy, some of whom were jailed and others according to Walker,[Suffering of the Clergy.] were deported as slaves to the Indies, a new English Kirk was erected but failed conspicuously to find support from the people of England. It was this lack of support that interrupted the Presbyterian plans, they had no support, inspite of winning the war!Even the army gave up, if not in and without any support at all the Church and King came back. Protestantism died of its ow weight.
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