3. Importance Of Challenge From Lollardy Flashcards

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What was the only accepted established Christian faith?

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Catholocism/ the Roman Catholic Church with Pope as its head

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John Wycliffe background

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1370s, began questioning some of the practises of the Catholic Church and survived persecution as a result of his close alliance with John of Gaunt

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What did Wycliffe cause?

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His questioning of the church spread and followers were christened Lollards- those who did not follow the exact authority/ questioned rules set by Pope

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Example of Wycliffe’s beliefs differing from the Catholic Church

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Bible in English instead of Latin

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John Oldcastle Background

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He was a campaigner on the Lancastrian side during Glyndwr & had been militarily & politically active in the border area during 1400s, serving under the future Henry V

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What did Oldcastle’s highly advantageous marriage in 1408 give him?

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Territorial interests in Norfolk, Wiltshire, Northamptonshire, London, Kent & the Welsh Marches (noted for prevalence of heresy)

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How were Oldcastle’s strongly unorthodox views made evident in 1410?

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He wrote congratulating 2 individuals in Bohemia who had launched strong opposition to the clergy there

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Called to parliament as a member of the Lords, what were some of the anticlerical legislation proposed that he was probably responsible for?

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A request to modify & limit the statute against heretics, making it much harder to prosecute them, and a proposal to confiscate some Church property

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Were any of the parliament bills passed?

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No but caused serious alarm to Archbishop Arundel

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What did the Archbishop of Canterbury do following the 1410 parliament

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Began a campaign against heresy

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Example of Archbishop targeting heresy

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1 March, ordered the retrial of John Badby of Evesham, who had been imprisoned for extreme heretical views. Publicly burned 4 days later at Smithfield when he refused to recant

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How did the Prince of Wales show his support of Archbishop?

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Personally attended Badby’s execution with his brother Prince John and the duke of York. Soon after, a number of Lollards were arrested

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How did Arundel’s hostility become evident in April 1410?

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He lodged a complaint against Oldcastle’s chaplain- accusing him of teaching heretical views in churches.

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How did the chaplain & his churches supposedly avoid interdict?

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May be due to Oldcastle’s long association & friendship to Henry

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What did Henry do to ensure Oldcastle was absent from parliament so could not get himself into further trouble?

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Sent him to Burgundy to lead an expedition against duke of Orléans troops 1411

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Example of Arundel keeping Oldcastle’s behaviour under close scrutiny 1413

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Another of his chaplains, John Lay, questioned by the Archbishop & May- raid on the workshop of a London illuminator discovered a heretical book owned by Oldcastle

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As a result of 1413 close scrutiny, what did Henry, now King, allow Arundel to do?

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Gave him permission to prosecute and ecclesiastical court found him guilty

18
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How did Henry protect his former comrade-in-arms

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Henry requested he be given 40 days in the Tower as an opportunity to repent after ecclesiastical court found him guilty

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What did Oldcastle do in October

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Escapes from prison and, with the help of other Lollards, began to plot against the king