Heresy, literature, and politics in early modern English culture [electronic resource] /
edited by David Loewenstein and John Marshall.
- Cambridge, UK ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2006.
- 1 online resource (x, 318 p.)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction / David Loewenstein and John Marshall -- Writing and the persecution of heretics in Henry VIII's England : The examinations of Anne Askew / David Loewenstein -- Anabaptism and anti-Anabaptism in the early English reformation : defining Protestant heresy and orthodoxy during the reign of Edward VI / Carrie Euler -- "Godlie matrons" and "loose-bodied dames" : heresy and gender in the family of love / Christopher Marsh -- Puritanism, familism, and heresy in early Stuart England : the case of John Etherington revisited / Peter Lake -- A ticklish business : defining heresy and orthodoxy in the Puritan revolution / John Coffey -- Thomas Edward's Gangraena and heresiological traditions / Ann Hughes -- "And if God was one of us" : Paul Best, John Biddle, and anti-Trinitarian heresy in seventeenth-century England / Nigel Smith -- The road to George Hill : the heretical dynamic of Winstanley's early prose / Thomas N. Corns -- Milton and the heretical priesthood of Christ / John Rogers -- An historical narration concerning heresie : Thomas Hobbes, Thomas Barlow, and the restoration debate over "heresy" / J.A.I. Champion -- Defining and redefining heresy up to Locke's Letters concerning toleration / John Marshall -- "Take heed of being too forward in imposinge on others" : orthodoxy and heresy in the Baxterian tradition / N.H. Keeble.
Christian heresies--History--England--Modern period, 1500- Christian heresies in literature. Christianity and literature--History--England--16th century. Christianity and politics--History--England--16th century. Häresie. Literatur. Kultur. RELIGION / History