He stressed their importance in helping to shape the 1559 Elizabethan Religious Settlement more along the lines of Calvin's Geneva suggesting that 'the House of Commons went full-cry after its radical leaders, sweeping aside any feeble Catholic opposition'.
He stressed their significance in forming the 1559 Elizabethan Religious Settlement more aligned with Calvin's Geneva, indicating that 'the House of Commons aggressively moved against its radical figures, removing any feeble Catholic opposition'.