Buggery Act 1533 - Revision history

Ross Burgess at 08:35, 6 June 2015

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	The Act was extended to [[Wales]] by the [[Laws in Wales Act 1542]].		The Act was extended to [[Wales]] by the [[Laws in Wales Act 1542]].

	The Act repealed in 1553 on the accession of Queen Mary, a Roman Catholic. However, it was re-enacted by Queen Elizabeth I in 1563.		The Act was repealed in 1553 on the accession of Queen Mary, a Roman Catholic. However, it was re-enacted by Queen Elizabeth I in 1563.

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Ross Burgess at 08:34, 6 June 2015

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	The Act was extended to [[Wales]] by the [[Laws in Wales Act 1542]].		The Act was extended to [[Wales]] by the [[Laws in Wales Act 1542]].

	The Act repealed in 1553 on the accession of Queen Mary, a Roman ~~Cathoic~~. However, it was re-enacted by Queen Elizabeth I in 1563.		The Act repealed in 1553 on the accession of Queen Mary, a Roman Catholic. However, it was re-enacted by Queen Elizabeth I in 1563.

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Ross Burgess at 08:34, 6 June 2015

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	The Act was extended to [[Wales]] by the [[Laws in Wales Act 1542]].		The Act was extended to [[Wales]] by the [[Laws in Wales Act 1542]].

			The Act repealed in 1553 on the accession of Queen Mary, a Roman Cathoic. However, it was re-enacted by Queen Elizabeth I in 1563.

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Ross Burgess at 08:15, 6 June 2015

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Ross Burgess at 09:49, 1 February 2014

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	The '''Buggery Act of 1533''', formally '''An Acte for the punysshement of the vice of Buggerie (25 Hen. 8 c. 6)''', made certain homosexual activity punishable by death in England.		The '''Buggery Act of 1533''', formally '''An Acte for the punysshement of the vice of Buggerie (25 Hen. 8 c. 6)''', made certain homosexual activity punishable by death in England.

	The Act was passed during the reign of Henry VIII, as part of a process of bringing activities that had previously been covered by church law under the normal criminal law. It was also useful in assisting the process of the dissolution of the monasteries and the ~~siezing~~ of their land and property to ~~beneift~~ the crown.		The Act was passed during the reign of Henry VIII, as part of a process of bringing activities that had previously been covered by church law under the normal criminal law. It was also useful in assisting the process of the dissolution of the monasteries and the seizing of their land and property to benefit the crown.

	It defined "[[buggery]]" as as "an unnatural sexual act against the will of God and man" but this was later clarified as referring to anal intercourse, otherwise referred to as [[sodomy]].		It defined "[[buggery]]" as as "an unnatural sexual act against the will of God and man" but this was later clarified as referring to anal intercourse, otherwise referred to as [[sodomy]].
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Ross Burgess at 09:47, 11 May 2013

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	It defined "[[buggery]]" as as "an unnatural sexual act against the will of God and man" but this was later clarified as referring to anal intercourse, otherwise referred to as [[sodomy]].		It defined "[[buggery]]" as as "an unnatural sexual act against the will of God and man" but this was later clarified as referring to anal intercourse, otherwise referred to as [[sodomy]].

			The Act was extended to [[Wales]] by the [[Laws in Wales Act 1542]].

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Ross Burgess at 22:06, 5 July 2012

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	The '''Buggery Act of 1533''', formally '''An Acte for the punysshement of the vice of Buggerie (25 Hen. 8 c. 6)''', made certain homosexual activity punishable by death in England.		The '''Buggery Act of 1533''', formally '''An Acte for the punysshement of the vice of Buggerie (25 Hen. 8 c. 6)''', made certain homosexual activity punishable by death in England.

	The Act was passed during the reign of Henry VIII, as part of a process of bringing ~~activiites~~ that had previously been covered by church law under the normal criminal law. It defined "buggery" as as "an unnatural sexual act against the will of God and man" but this was later clarified as referring to anal intercourse.		The Act was passed during the reign of Henry VIII, as part of a process of bringing activities that had previously been covered by church law under the normal criminal law. It was also useful in assisting the process of the dissolution of the monasteries and the siezing of their land and property to beneift the crown.

			It defined "[[buggery]]" as as "an unnatural sexual act against the will of God and man" but this was later clarified as referring to anal intercourse, otherwise referred to as [[sodomy]].

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The '''Buggery Act of 1533''', formally '''An Acte for the punysshement of the vice of Buggerie (25 Hen. 8 c. 6)''', made certain homosexual activity punishable by death in England.

The Act was passed during the reign of Henry VIII, as part of a process of bringing activiites that had previously been covered by church law under the normal criminal law. It defined "buggery" as as "an unnatural sexual act against the will of God and man" but this was later clarified as referring to anal intercourse.

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