Gribben, Crawford.

The Puritan millennium : literature and theology, 1550-1682 / Crawford Gribben. - 2nd ed. - Milton Keyes, UK ; Paternoster Press, 2008. - 224 p. ; 25 cm.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-219) and index.

Introduction : Methodology --
The Development of the Puritan Apocalypse : The History of Puritan Interpretations --
The Marian Exiles and the Construction of the Tradition : John Foxe; The Geneva Bibles --
James Ussher and the Collapse of the Genevan worldview : Ussher and Chronology; Ussher and the Millennium; Arminianism ahd the Identity of Antichrist; Ussher and the Godly Prince; Ussher and the Westminster Assembly --
George Gillespie and the Scottish revolution : The Westminster Assembly and the Millennium; Gillespie and Eschatology; Gillespie and Millenarian Ecclesiology; Gillespie and the Poetics of Apocalypse; The Aftermath of the Covenanter Millennium --
John Milton and the Reaction to the Westminster Assembly : Milton and Eschatology; "Areopagitica" and the Westminster Assembly; Apocalyptic Aporia --
John Rogers and Irish Puritan Conversions : The English Radicals in Ireland; Rogers and Eschatology; Rogers and Eschatological Soteriology; Rogers and the Poetics of Apocalypse --
John Bunyan and the Realized Apocalypse : Bunyan and Eschatology; Realised Eschatology and "The Holy War"; Bunyan and the Poetics of Apocalypse --
Conclusion : Signs of the Times. Appendix: Millennialism in the Puritan Confessions:
Reformation Contests --
The Scots confession (1560) --
The Irish Articles (1615) --
The First London Confession (1644) --
The Westminster Confession (1646) --
The Savoy Declaration (1658) --
The Second Baptist Confession (1677/1689) --
Conclusion.

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Puritan movements--Great Britain.
Puritans--History--England--16th century.
Puritans--History--England--17th century.
Puritan movements in literature.
English literature--History and criticism.--Early modern--1500-1700
Puritans--Doctrines.

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