UID:
almafu_9959233428502883
Format:
1 online resource (210 p.)
ISBN:
1-299-20093-1
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0-7083-2445-2
Series Statement:
Religion, Education and Culture
Content:
A significant collection of essays by leading scholars on the vital decade of the 1670's in Britain, Ireland, and North America. This was a period of profound tension and uncertainty which saw the breakdown of the political, religious and cultural settlement reached in 1660 with the return of the monarch after Oliver Cromwell's republic, and the emergence of strange new issues such as religious toleration, England's role in a newly threatening Europe and the emergence of a real public opinion expressed in the press and politicised conversation.
Note:
Description based upon print version of record.
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Acknowledgements; Contributors; Introduction - Living with masquerade:the recent scholarship of the 1670's in the Stuart realms 1 TONY CLAYDON and THOMAS N. CORNS; Paradise postponed: the nationhood of nuns in the 1670's; The Anglo-Scottish union negotiations of 1670; Bunyan's 'certain place': fleeing Esau in the 1670's; Literary innovation and social transformation in the 1670's; 'Great agents for libertinism': Rochester and Milton; 'From the hearts of the people':loyalty, addresses and the public sphere in the exclusion crisis; King Philip's war and the edges of civil religion in 1670's London
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Bibliography Index
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English
Additional Edition:
ISBN 0-7083-2401-0
Language:
English
Keywords:
Electronic books.
