Religious radicals in Tudor England / J.W. Martin; preface by A.G. Dickens
1989, First Edition. London; Ronceverte, WV, U.S.A. : Hambledon Press. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dust wrapper. Particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Previous owner's inscription. Item #365198
Physical description: xiv, 237 pages: illustrations. Contents: 1. Introduction -- 2. Tudor popular religion: the rise of the conventicle -- 3. "The first that made separation from the Reformed Church of England" -- 4. Henry Hart and the impact of the vernacular Bible -- 5. Miles Hogarde: artisan and aspiring author in sixteenth-century England -- 6. The Marian Regime's failure to understand the importance of printing -- 7. The Protestant underground congregations of Mary's reign -- 8. Robert Crowley in two Protestant churches -- 9. Sidelights on Foxe's account of the Marian martyrs -- 10. Elizabethan familists and English separatism -- 11. Christopher Vitel : an Elizabethan mechanick preacher -- 12. The Elizabethan Familists as perceived by their contemporaries. Subjects: Separatists England History 16th century. Radicals England History 16th century. England Church history 16th century.
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