Abstract
Introduction Muriel C. McClendon and Joseph P. Ward Part I. Passion and Practice: 1. Different kinds of speaking: symbolic violence and secular iconoclasm in early modern England David Cressy 2. Conversion and its consequences in the life and letters of Nicholas Sheterden Thomas R. Holien 3. The kingdom of Christ, the kingdom of England, and the kingdom of Traske David R. Como Part II. Diffusion and the Limits of Appropriation: 4. The mental world of Sir Richard Berkeley J. Sears McGee 5. 'Prudentia ultra Sexum': Lady Jane Bacon and the management of her families Felicity Heal and Clive Holmes 6. 'Good works' and social ties: helping the migrant poor in early modern England Ilana Krausman Ben-Amos 7. Godliness, commemoration, and community: the management of provincial schools by London Trade Guilds Joseph P. Ward 8. Remembering the Puritan past: John Walker and Anglican memories of the English civil war Burke W. Griggs Part III. Religion and Locality: 9. Reconsidering the Marian persecution: the urban context Muriel C. McClendon 10. The 'Great Persecution' reconsidered: the Irish Quakers and the Ethic of suffering Richard L. Greaves 11. Local politics in restoration England: religion, culture and politics in Oliver Heywood's halifax John Smail 12. 'Born of My Land': identity, community and faith among the Welsh in early modern London Katherine W. Swett 13. Separate Spheres? ideology and practice in London gender relations, 1660-1740 Robert B. Shoemaker Notes Index.
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