Religion, Culture and National Community in the 1670s
Distributed for University of Wales Press
198 pages
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5 1/2 x 8 1/2
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© 2011
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Table of Contents
Contents
Acknowledgements
Contributors
Introduction—Living with masquerade: the recent scholarship of the 1670s in the Stuart realms
Tony Claydon and Thomas N. Corns
1. Paradise postponed: the nationhood of nuns in the 1670s
Nicky Hallett
2. The Anglo-Scottish union negotiations of 1670
Clare Jackson
3. Bunyan’s ‘certain place’: fleeing Essau in the 1670s
Beth Lynch
4. Literary innovation and social transformation in the 1670s
Nigel Smith
5. ‘Great agents for libertinism’: Rochester and Milton
James Grantham Turner
6. ‘From the hearts of the people’: loyalty, addresses and the public sphere in the exclusion crisis
Ted Vallance
7. King Philip’s war and the edges of civil religion in 1670s London
Elliott Visconsi
Bibliography
Index
Contributors
Introduction—Living with masquerade: the recent scholarship of the 1670s in the Stuart realms
Tony Claydon and Thomas N. Corns
1. Paradise postponed: the nationhood of nuns in the 1670s
Nicky Hallett
2. The Anglo-Scottish union negotiations of 1670
Clare Jackson
3. Bunyan’s ‘certain place’: fleeing Essau in the 1670s
Beth Lynch
4. Literary innovation and social transformation in the 1670s
Nigel Smith
5. ‘Great agents for libertinism’: Rochester and Milton
James Grantham Turner
6. ‘From the hearts of the people’: loyalty, addresses and the public sphere in the exclusion crisis
Ted Vallance
7. King Philip’s war and the edges of civil religion in 1670s London
Elliott Visconsi
Bibliography
Index
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