Political and religious practice in the early modern British world

Front Matter -- Dedication -- Contents -- List Of Figures -- Notes On Contributors -- Introduction: Post-revisionism And The History Of Practices In The Early Modern British World -- Part I: Political And Religious Practices -- Stealing Bibles In Early Modern London -- Printed English-language Bible Concordances To C. 1640 And Intentions For Lay Bible Use -- In The Company Of Merchants: Edward Sherburne, The East India Company, And The Transformation Of Stuart Political Practices -- Consensual Conflict In The Early Stuart House Of Commons John Hacket's Scrinia Reserata And The Oral History Of Early Stuart England -- 'man Of Moderation': The Restoration Bishop Of Norwich -- Hoadly The High And Sacheverell The Low: Religious And Political Celebrity In Post-revolutionary England -- Part Ii: British, European, And Atlantic Dimensions -- The Nine Years' War In Ireland (1594-1603) As Problem Of Government -- Luisa De Carvajal, Her 'life', And The Place Of Women In Counter-reformation Politics -- Of Gods And Beasts: The Many Bodies Of James Vi And I Empire Of Heresy: Samuel Gorton, Gerrard Winstanley, And The London Roots Of Transatlantic Revolutionary Religion -- Index Edited By William J. Bulman And Freddy C. Dom̕nguez. Electronic Reproduction. Baltimore, Md Available Via World Wide Web.