Index of Gardiner's History of England

Convocation of the province of Canterbury,

• presses the canons of 1604 against the nonconformists,
• draws up the canons of 1606,
• its legislative power questioned by the Commons,
• is declared by Bishops Buckeridge, Howson, and Laud to be the proper judge of controversies in the Church,
• acknowledgment, in the King's Declaration, of the authority of,
• the Commons challenge the authority of,
• grants six subsidies,
• continues to sit after the dissolution of Parliament,
• confirms its grant of subsidies and issues new canons,
• its right to sit after the dissolution of Parliament questioned,
• dissolution of,
• its composition contrasted with that of the proposed national synod,