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A Man for All Seasons Study Guide

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by Robert Bolt
About 81 pages (24,431 words)
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Act 2, Scene 1 Summary

The common man speaks to the audience and states that two years have passed since the end of the first act. It is now May of 1532 and a lot has happened. The Church in England has been formed and is a great compromise for moderation in religion. An act of Parliament created the church. Any standing in opposition to the church are imprisoned and sometimes tortured.

Act 2, Scene 1 Analysis

King Henry has been unable to.....

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