English Society, 1660–1832: Religion, Ideology and Politics during the Ancien Régime

J. C. D. Clark

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Religion and Society Interactions Historical Studies of British Isles

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Introduction: the nature of the Old Order 1. From restoration to reconciliation, 1660-1760 2. The social and ideological premises of the old order 3. National identity: the matrix of Church and State 4. Before radicalism: the religious origins of disaffection, 1688-1800 5. The old order on the eve of its demise: slow erosion 6. The end of the Protestant constitution, 1800-1832: sudden collapse.

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