Discapacidades (católicos)

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Las discapacidades eran restricciones y limitaciones legales impuestas a los católicos romanos de Inglaterra desde la emisión de la Ley de Supremacía en 1534. Estas discapacidades fueron sancionadas por primera vez por las Leyes Penales , promulgadas bajo los reinados de Enrique VIII e Isabel I. Fueron seguidas por el Código Clarendon (1661-1665) y la Ley de Pruebas (1673).

A pesar de la promulgación de la Ley de Tolerancia (1689), que eliminó muchas inhabilidades civiles , los católicos todavía tenían que hacer frente a limitaciones con respecto a los derechos de propiedad, derechos de sucesión y educación. Los católicos tampoco tenían derecho a reunirse ni a rezar. El juramento de abjuración requerido, jurando contra la legitimidad de la sucesión jacobita , también se contaba como una inhabilidad, y permaneció en vigor hasta 1829. ^[1]

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