Religion and the Rise of Capitalism · Character
Robert Crowley
English Protestant printer and social reformer.
minor
Also known as Crowley, Robert Crowley
First appearance: religion and the rise of capitalism
Robert Crowley shows up with force in The Land Question. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A reformer who pilloried lease-mongers and usurers, criticized the seizure of hospital endowments, and expressed sympathy with Ket's Rebellion.
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In The Land Question: A reformer who pilloried lease-mongers and usurers, criticized the seizure of hospital endowments, and expressed sympathy with Ket's Rebellion.
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- Capitalism and Reformation Figures
- Puritan Religious Leaders
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