However, monarchs did increasingly use parliaments more widely in lawmaking, as for example during the English Reformation, when the Reformation Parliament, at Henry VIII's instigation, passed a succession of laws regulating the church in England.
Monarchs did increasingly use parliaments more widely in lawmaking, as for example during the English Reformation. This was however. The Reformation Parliament passed a succession of laws. This was at Henry VIII's instigation. These laws were regulating the church in England.