Table of Contents

1. The Causes and the Summons; 2. The Most Maligned Commons; 3. The Lords Assembled; 4. The Convocation of Canterbury; 5. The First Session, 1529: The Anti-Clerical Commons; 6. The Second Session, 1531: Praemunire and Pardon; 7. The Third Session, 1532: Annates, Supplication, and Submission; 8. The Fourth Session, 1533: The Great Matter Settled; 9. The Fifth and Sixth Sessions, 1534: Supremacy in Action; 10. The Seventh Session, 1536: Their Labours Ended; 11. The Total Reformation.

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The Reformation Parliament was one of the most important assemblies ever to meet in England.