Accidental Pluralism
America and the Religious Politics of English Expansion, 1497-1662

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Part 1: Tudor-Stuart Foundations, 1497–ca. 1607
1. Colonization: Religion, Expansion, Guiana, and Slavery
2. Conformity: Religious Change, Obedience, and Virginia
3. Jurisdiction: Ireland, Scotland, and the Limits of Authority
4. Dissent: English Papists, Puritans, and Others
Part 2: Jacobean Balance, ca. 1607–1625
5. Balance: Virginia, Bermuda, Newfoundland, ca. 1607–1618
6. Polarization: Plymouth, Avalon, Nova Scotia, New England, 1618–1625
Part 3: Caroline Transformation, 1625–1638
7. Favorites: Saint Christopher, Barbados, Maryland, 1624–1632
8. Puritans: New England, Providence Island, the Leewards, 1629–1638
9. Catholics: Montserrat, New Albion, Maryland, 1632–1638
Part 4: Civil Wars, 1638–1649
10. Fragmentation: Rhode Island, Madras, Trinidad, 1638–1643
11. Toleration: New England, Bermuda, Madagascar, 1643–1646
12. Revolution: New England, the Bahamas, Barbados, the Leewards, 1647–1649
Part 5: Commonwealth, 1649–1660
13. Republic: New England, the Caribbean, Acadia, 1649–1654
14. Empire: Surinam, Barbados, Jamaica, Dunkirk, 1654–1660
Conclusion
Abbreviations
Note on Transcriptions, Dates, Sources, and Terminology
Notes
Index
History: American History | British and Irish History
Religion: American Religions | Comparative Studies and History of Religion
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