Millenary Petition
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Pétition Millénaire ou The Millenary petition (1603)
Pétition adressée à Jacques Ier, roi d'Angleterre, en 1603 par les membres puritains afin d'éliminer les derniers rites catholiques dans l'Eglise anglicane (signe de croix lors du baptême, génuflexion devant l'autel, port du surplis). Cette pétition semble avoir également demandé une nouvelle traduction de la Bible sans notes ni commentaires. Le monarque organise la conférence d'Hampton Court qui réunit anglicans et puritains en 1604, sans aucun succès.
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