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Hampton Court Conference - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Hampton Court Conference was a meeting in January 1604, convened at Hampton Court Palace, for discussion between King James I of England and representatives of the Church of England, including le...
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A meeting called by James I. of England at Hampton Court Palace (15 m. w.s.w. of London) in 1604 for the discussion ... It was occasioned by certain petitions from the Puritans, particularly the "Millenary Petition", which was presented to James while he was on the way to London in Apr., 1603. The conference met on Jan. 14,
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and specifically, the Hampton Court Conference held in January of 1604. This means that January of 2004 is the 400th anniversary of the Hampton Court Conference in which ... At the time of the Hampton Court Conference, England was still under the Julian calendar, and recognized March 25 as the beginning of the new year.
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This year marks the four hundredth anniversary of the Hampton Court Conference of 1604. There is one benefit of this Conference still enjoyed by countless thousands in the world today. All who are Bible readers have cause to look back to this conference with gratitude.
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The Hampton Court Conference was called in 1604. The Hampton Court Conference was to discuss issues raised in the Millenary Petition ... The Hampton Court Conference took place in January 1604. The conference was in response to the Millenary Petition so that the issues raised by it could be discussed in a formal setting.
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James had issued a proclamation on October 24, 1603, stating that he would hold a conference at Hampton Court to discuss the concerns of the Anglican and Puritan factions, or as he put it “for the reformation of some things amiss in ecclesiastical matters”.
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Home > The Icons > Our Collection > The King James Bible > Features > Focus: The Hampton Court Conference II (what actually happened) ... Focus: The Hampton Court Conference I (the set-up)
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Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Hampton Court Conference. Hampton Court Conference. Information about Hampton Court Conference in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. ... Hampton Court Conference; Hampton Court Flower Show; Hampton Court Gallery; Hampton Court Gardens; Hampton Court Gardens; Hampton Court House;
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Opening address at the Hampton Court Conference; January 1604 ... It is no novel device, but according to the example of all Christian princes, for Kings to take the first course for the establishing of the Church both in doctrine and policy. To this the very heathen related in their proverb a Jove principium.
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For our own Hampton Court Conference, 400 years after the Conference of 1604, we assemble here in Henry VIII’s Great Hall. The setting is artfully archaic and it was built at a time when as much effort had to be made to resist the charge of novelty, as must be employed now to rebut the suggestion of antiquity.
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