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The Church of England had managed to survive by 1603. The reasons for this survival included the help from John Whitgift against the religious radicals and the lack of influence held by the Puritans and the Catholics. The Anglican Church services were also made compulsory after Elizabeth's Religious Settlement in 1559. Intellectual justification came in the form of Richard Hooker who wrote The Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity in 1593.
The Church of England had managed to survive by 1603. The reasons for this survival included the help from John Whitgift against the religious radicals and the lack of influence held by the Puritans and the Catholics. The Anglican Church services were also made compulsory after Elizabeth's Religious Settlement in 1559. Intellectual justification came in the form of Richard Hooker who wrote The Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity in 1593.
