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'The Act against obtaining Dispensations from Rome for Pluralities and non-Residence.^[1]

'The Act that no person shall be cited out of the Diocese where he or she dwelleth.^[2]

'The Act against Appeals to the See of Rome.^[3]

'The Act against the Payment of Annates and First-fruits to the See of Rome.^[4]

'The Act for the Submission of the Clergy.^[5]

'The Act for the Election and Consecration of Bishops.^[6]

'The Act against Exactions from the See of Rome.^[7]

'The Act of the Royal Supremacy.^[8]

'The Act for the Consecration of Suffragan Bishops.^[9]

'The Act for the Reform of the Canon Law.^[10]

'The Act against the Authority of the Pope.^[11]

'The Act for the Release of those who had obtained Dispensations from Rome.^[12]

'The Act authorizing the King to appoint Bishops by Letters Patent.^[13]

'The Act of Precontracts and Degrees of Consanguinity.^[14]

'The Act for the King's Style.^[15]

1. 21 Henry VIII. cap. 13.
2. 23 Ibid. cap. 9.
3. 24 Ibid. cap. 12.
4. 23 Henry VIII. cap. 20. The Act was repealed, but the annates were not restored.
5. 25 Henry VIII. cap. 19.
6. 25 Ibid. cap. 20.
7. 25 Ibid. cap. 21.
8. 26 Ibid. cap. 1.
9. 26 Ibid. cap. 14.
10. 27 Ibid. cap. 15.
11. 28 Ibid. cap. 10.
12. 28 Ibid. cap. 16.
13. 31 Ibid. cap. 9.
14. 33 Ibid. cap. 38
15. 35 Ibid. cap. 3.