Historical Reprints EDITED BY W. DAWSON JOHNSTON, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AND JEAN BROWNE JOHNSTON I THE RELATIONS BETWEEN CHURCH AND STATE MEDIÆVAL, 664-154 SHEEHAN & CO., ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN BLOOMSBURY, LONDON 1896 The general aim of the series of English Historical Reprints, like that of the German Quellenbuch, is to comprehend in a handy form the most important documents illustrative of the principles of English history; in particular to bring before the student in concrete form documents commonly referred to other illustrative materials, an introductory essay, and an annotated bibliography. The essay it is hoped will prove suggestive, the references, to printed sources, immediately useful and those to manuscript sources and the larger literature of the subject, ultimately useful and interesting. To Mr. C. M. Burton, of Detroit, the donor of the Burton Historical Collection in English history, the editors are especially indebted. W. DAWSON JOHNSTON. University of Michigan. Sept. 14, 1896. 44785 CONTENTS. PAGE. The First Civil Tithe Law, 787, Letter of William the Conquerer to Gregory VII, 1076, Ordinance of William Separating the Civil and Church Courts, The Compromise of Investitures, 1107, Constitutions of Clarendon, 1164, John's Grant of England to the Pope, 1213, The Ecclesiasitical Charter of John, 1214, Statute of Mortmain (de religiosis), 1279, Writ Circumspecte Agatis, 1285, Second Statute of Provisors, 1390, Second Statute of Praemunire, 1393, The Twenty-five Articles of the Lollards, 1388, Act de Haeretico Comburendo, 1401, Sir John Oldcastle's Bill, 1410, Act for the Suppression of the Smaller Monasteries, 1536, Act of Uniformity, the Six Articles, 1539, Oath of Allegiance to the Pope, about 1500, |
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