Religion in revolutionary England

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Introduction: religion and revolution in seventeenth century England - Christopher Durston and Judith Maltby Part 1: Theology in Revolutionary England 1. Living with the Living God: radical religion and the English Revolution - J. C. Davis 2. The toleration controversy during the English Revolution - John Coffey 3. The legacy of mothers and others: women's theological writing, 1640-1660 - Elizabeth Clarke Part 2: Inside and Outside the Revolutionary National Church 4. 'The public profession of these nations': the national church in Interregnum England - Ann Hughes 5. A Ministry of the Gospel: the Presbyterians during the English Revolution - Elliot Vernon 6. English Catholics at war and peace - William Sheils 7. 'The good old way': Prayer book Protestantism in the English Revolution - Judith Maltby 8. Freedom to form: the development of Baptist movements during the English Revolution - Mark Bell Part 3: Local Impacts of Religious Revolution 9. Preaching and sitting still on Sundays: the Lord's Day during the English Revolution - Christopher Durston 10. 'So many sects and schisms': religious diversity in revolutionary Kent, 1640-1660 - Jacqueline Eales 11. The experience of defeat revisited: suffering, identity and the politics of obedience among Hertford Quakers, 1655-1665 - Beverly Adams

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