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Which Tudor monarch was most successful in bringng about changes to religion?
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∙ 12y ago
Its a matter of opinion but as Henry VII cast out Catholicism and established the Church of England It could be argued that a successful change in Religion. The then Pope would have argued that it was unsuccessful though
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