Reformation in Britain and IrelandOUP Oxford, 20.03.2003 г. - 686 страници The study of the Reformation in England and Wales, Ireland and Scotland has usually been treated by historians as a series of discrete national stories. Reformation in Britain and Ireland draws upon the growing genre of writing about British History to construct an innovative narrative of religious change in the four countries/three kingdoms. The text uses a broadly chronological framework to consider the strengths and weaknesses of the pre-Reformation churches; the political crises of the break with Rome; the development of Protestantism and changes in popular religious culture. The tools of conversion - the Bible, preaching and catechising - are accorded specific attention, as is doctrinal change. It is argued that political calculations did most to determine the success or failure of reformation, though the ideological commitment of a clerical elite was also of central significance. |
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... reign . Or so I read Owen Chadwick's letter . A more careful rereading added a distinctive dimension to the task : what was needed was a study of the British churches , or rather those of Britain and Ireland , to match volumes being ...
... reign . Or so I read Owen Chadwick's letter . A more careful rereading added a distinctive dimension to the task : what was needed was a study of the British churches , or rather those of Britain and Ireland , to match volumes being ...
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... Scotland and England , 1542-1550 ISI VII The Reign of King Josiah I57 VIII Policy in Edwardian and Marian Ireland 166 IX Restoring Catholicism : England , 1553-1558 172 5 The Clergy in the Years of Change , 1530-1558 Contents.
... Scotland and England , 1542-1550 ISI VII The Reign of King Josiah I57 VIII Policy in Edwardian and Marian Ireland 166 IX Restoring Catholicism : England , 1553-1558 172 5 The Clergy in the Years of Change , 1530-1558 Contents.
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... Reign IV Forms of Protestantism : The Second Generation 255 257 261 269 286 302 305 305 3 II The Eucharistic Debate and Cranmerian Liturgy 323 330 V Doctrines of the Church in the Later Sixteenth Century VI Calvinist Consensus ? 334 340 ...
... Reign IV Forms of Protestantism : The Second Generation 255 257 261 269 286 302 305 305 3 II The Eucharistic Debate and Cranmerian Liturgy 323 330 V Doctrines of the Church in the Later Sixteenth Century VI Calvinist Consensus ? 334 340 ...
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... Reign of Henry VIII , ed . J. S. Brewer et al . , 23 vols . ( 1862–1932 ) Lambeth Palace Library Lincoln Record Society Original Letters Relative to the English Reformation , ed . H. Robinson , 2 vols . ( PS , Cambridge , 1846-7 ) Past ...
... Reign of Henry VIII , ed . J. S. Brewer et al . , 23 vols . ( 1862–1932 ) Lambeth Palace Library Lincoln Record Society Original Letters Relative to the English Reformation , ed . H. Robinson , 2 vols . ( PS , Cambridge , 1846-7 ) Past ...
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... reign of James V also exposes fascin- ating networks of contact across the Protestant world , placing England in its broader context . As for a lingering enthusiasm for English exception- alism : the comparative study of other ...
... reign of James V also exposes fascin- ating networks of contact across the Protestant world , placing England in its broader context . As for a lingering enthusiasm for English exception- alism : the comparative study of other ...
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The Coming of Reformation | 113 |
Word and Doctrine | 255 |
Reformations Established and Contested | 351 |
Bibliography | 485 |
Index | 537 |
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