The Rise and Fall of the High Commission

This book is a comprehensive history of the rise and fall of the High Commission in England, which had power over the Church of England and its practices. The book examines the political and religious motivations behind the establishment and subsequent dissolution of the High Commission. It is an essential read for anyone interested in the early Tudor period in English history.

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