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I ask you to pass this Act of Uniformity.
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Not for myself. For my people.
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They're my people...
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There is one God. We have
a common... There is one God.
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This is for my people.
My people are my care.
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The only care.
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My Lords, your votes are nothing
without my consent.
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If there is no uniformity
of religious belief here
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then there can only be fragmentation.
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Disputes and quarrels.
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Surely, my Lords, it is better
to have a single Church of England.
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A single Church of England!
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With a common prayer book.
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And... and a...
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And... a common purpose.
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I ask you to pass
this Act of Uniformity
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not... not for myself
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but for my people
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who are my only care.
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Madam, by this Act,
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you force us to relinquish
our allegiance to the Holy Father.
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Hear, hear!
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How can I force you, Your Grace?
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I am a woman.
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I have no desire
to make windows into men's souls.