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The Marprelate Controversy was a war of pamphlets waged in England and Wales in 1588 and 1589, between a puritan writer who employed the pseudonym Martin Marprelate, and defenders of the Church of England which remained an established church.

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rdfs:label	Marprelate Kontroverse (de) Controverse de Marprelate (fr) Marprelate Controversy (en) Marprelate-striden (sv)
rdfs:comment	The Marprelate Controversy was a war of pamphlets waged in England and Wales in 1588 and 1589, between a puritan writer who employed the pseudonym Martin Marprelate, and defenders of the Church of England which remained an established church. (en) Marprelate-striden var en i engelsk kyrkohistoria berömd, våldsam broschyrstrid 1588-89 mellan en puritansk författare, som använde pseudonymen Martin Marprelate, och ett flertal försvarare av den anglikanska kyrkan och särskilt av biskopsstyrelsen. De puritanska skrifterna trycktes på ett hemligt tryckeri, tillhörigt en walesare, , som 1593 hängdes som upprorsmakare. Om författarskapet har flera hypoteser framställts, utan att frågan ännu kan sägas vara löst. Bland motskrifternas författare märks biskop av Winchester samt de vittra skriftställarna John Lyly, Thomas Nashe och Robert Greene. (sv) Marprelate-Kontroverse bezeichnet die Auseinandersetzung zwischen einem oder mehreren puritanischen Schriftstellern und der Church of England in den Jahren 1588/89. Auslöser der Marprelate-Kontroverse waren zwischen Oktober 1588 und September 1589 erschienene, puritanische satirische Schmähschriften, die unter dem Pseudonym Martin Marprelate heimlich gedruckt worden waren und die Kirche von England und ihre Bischöfe wie John Whitgift, den Erzbischof von Canterbury, scharf angriffen. Der Name Martin Marprelate (auch Mar-prelate geschrieben) lässt sich ins Deutsche übersetzen als „Martin Hau-den-Pfaffen“ oder „Martin Misch-den-Pfaffen-auf“. (de) La Controverse de Marprelate fut une guerre de pamphlets qui agita l'Angleterre et le Pays de Galles dans les années 1588-1589. Les auteurs en furent un écrivain puritain qui employa le pseudonyme de Martin Marprelate et des défenseurs de l'Église Anglicane établie. La presse de Penry, alors déplacée à Fawsley, près de Northampton, produisit un second tract par Martin, l’Epitome, qui contient un argument plus sérieux que l’Epistle (l'Épître) mais sinon il lui est similaire et, peu de temps après, à Coventry, la réponse de Martin à l'Admonition, intitulée Hay any Worke for Cooper (mars 1589). (fr)
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