Which of the following writers remained a firm believer in the Royal Supremacy ?
Correct answer: C. John Foxe
- A. John Locke
- B. John Lyly
- C. John Foxe
- D. John Milton
Explanation
John Foxe supported the Protestant settlement and the monarch’s authority over the English Church, known as Royal Supremacy. Locke, Lyly, and Milton are not the standard answer to this historical description.
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