The Religious Culture of Marian England
Religious Cultures in the Early Modern World
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Loades explores England's religious culture during the reign of Mary Tudor. He investigates how conflicting traditions of conformity and dissent negotiated the new spiritual, political and legal landscape which followed her reintroduction of Catholicism to England. Overall the clergy and laity remained largely acquiescent. Loades investigates religious practices in the high church and the parishes to give us a richer understanding of this habit of obedience.
Sample pages
Readership
British History and Religious Studies
Contents
Introduction
1 The Structures of Coercion
2 Elite Religion
3 Popular Religion
4 Religion and Daily Life
5 Heresy and Dissent
6 The Training of Clergy
7 The Face of Persecution
8 The Imagery of John Foxe
Postscript: The Early Elizabethan Church
Reviews
'contains much useful and relevant material, built on many years of scholarship ... as good as one expects from Loades.'
– John Edwards, Catholic Historical Review
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