P Parish Priests and Their People in the Middle Ages in England Edward Lewes Cutts
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Parish Priests and Their People in the Middle Ages in England

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The English parish and its clergy are followed from the pagan Anglo-Saxon settlement through the conversion of the heptarchic kingdoms, the age of monasteries and the growth of diocesan and parish organisation. Edward L. Cutts, a Church of England clergyman who also wrote a dictionary of his church, sets the span from the conversion in the sixth and seventh centuries to the Reformation. He drew on documents read at the British Museum and quotes many of them, and photographic copies of manuscript illuminations show ceremonies and clerical dress. The edition dates from 1898.

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