Domesticating the Reformation - Patterson, Mary Hampson
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While many post-revisionist studies focus on the deeply disruptive aspects of the Reformation's alternative devotional program, Patterson considers some of its more positive articulations. She reveals underexplored expressions of religious dissent by rescuing three key texts largely ignored despite their being certifiable "best sellers" in their day: Thomas Becon's The Sick Man's Slave, John Nordens A Pensive Man's Practice, and Edward Dering and John Mores A Brief and Necessary Instruction for Householders.

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While many post-revisionist studies focus on the deeply disruptive aspects of the Reformation's alternative devotional program, Patterson considers some of its more positive articulations. She reveals underexplored expressions of religious dissent by rescuing three key texts largely ignored despite their being certifiable "best sellers" in their day: Thomas Becon's The Sick Man's Slave, John Nordens A Pensive Man's Practice, and Edward Dering and John Mores A Brief and Necessary Instruction for Householders.
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Mary Hampson Patterson was named Charlotte Newcombe Fellow by the Woodrow Wilson Foundation and European Civilization Fellow by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, and has held lectureships at Loyola University in Chicago, the University of Virginia, and the College of William Mary.