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Examines why Lancashire remained more solidly Catholic after the Reformation than any other part of England.
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Examines why Lancashire remained more solidly Catholic after the Reformation than any other part of England.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 396
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 557g
- ISBN-13: 9780521083935
- ISBN-10: 0521083931
- Artikelnr.: 24851730
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 396
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 557g
- ISBN-13: 9780521083935
- ISBN-10: 0521083931
- Artikelnr.: 24851730
Part I. The early Tudor Church: 1. The government of the Church
2. Lancashire parishes and their incumbents
3. Chapels, chaplains and chantrists
4. Priests and people: conduct and attitudes
5. Orthodox piety and practices
6. Lancashire, Lollards and Protestants
7. The county community and the outside world
Part II. Reform and counter-reform: 8. The enforcement of reform in the reign of Henry VIII
9. Militant resistance: the Pilgrimage of Grace
10. The official Reformation under Edward VI
11. The unofficial Reformation: the beginnings of Protestantism
12. The reign of Mary: counter-reform
13. The reconstruction of the Church
Part III. The division of a community: 14. The attempt to impose Anglicanism
15. The Elizabethan Church in Lancashire
16. The emergence of recusancy
17. Recusants and church-papists
18. Protestantism and south-east Lancashire
19. Catholics, Puritans and the establishment.
2. Lancashire parishes and their incumbents
3. Chapels, chaplains and chantrists
4. Priests and people: conduct and attitudes
5. Orthodox piety and practices
6. Lancashire, Lollards and Protestants
7. The county community and the outside world
Part II. Reform and counter-reform: 8. The enforcement of reform in the reign of Henry VIII
9. Militant resistance: the Pilgrimage of Grace
10. The official Reformation under Edward VI
11. The unofficial Reformation: the beginnings of Protestantism
12. The reign of Mary: counter-reform
13. The reconstruction of the Church
Part III. The division of a community: 14. The attempt to impose Anglicanism
15. The Elizabethan Church in Lancashire
16. The emergence of recusancy
17. Recusants and church-papists
18. Protestantism and south-east Lancashire
19. Catholics, Puritans and the establishment.
Part I. The early Tudor Church: 1. The government of the Church
2. Lancashire parishes and their incumbents
3. Chapels, chaplains and chantrists
4. Priests and people: conduct and attitudes
5. Orthodox piety and practices
6. Lancashire, Lollards and Protestants
7. The county community and the outside world
Part II. Reform and counter-reform: 8. The enforcement of reform in the reign of Henry VIII
9. Militant resistance: the Pilgrimage of Grace
10. The official Reformation under Edward VI
11. The unofficial Reformation: the beginnings of Protestantism
12. The reign of Mary: counter-reform
13. The reconstruction of the Church
Part III. The division of a community: 14. The attempt to impose Anglicanism
15. The Elizabethan Church in Lancashire
16. The emergence of recusancy
17. Recusants and church-papists
18. Protestantism and south-east Lancashire
19. Catholics, Puritans and the establishment.
2. Lancashire parishes and their incumbents
3. Chapels, chaplains and chantrists
4. Priests and people: conduct and attitudes
5. Orthodox piety and practices
6. Lancashire, Lollards and Protestants
7. The county community and the outside world
Part II. Reform and counter-reform: 8. The enforcement of reform in the reign of Henry VIII
9. Militant resistance: the Pilgrimage of Grace
10. The official Reformation under Edward VI
11. The unofficial Reformation: the beginnings of Protestantism
12. The reign of Mary: counter-reform
13. The reconstruction of the Church
Part III. The division of a community: 14. The attempt to impose Anglicanism
15. The Elizabethan Church in Lancashire
16. The emergence of recusancy
17. Recusants and church-papists
18. Protestantism and south-east Lancashire
19. Catholics, Puritans and the establishment.