Christian Identity, Piety, and Politics in Early Modern England

Christian Identity, Piety, and Politics in Early Modern England By Stillman, Robert E. Published by University of Notre Dame Press Publication Date: 2021-07-15 Subject: 16Th Century, C 1500 To C 1599, English, England, History Europe Renaissance, History Europe - Renaissance, Literary Criticism Medieval, Literary Criticism Modern 16Th Century, Literary Criticism Modern 17Th Century, Literary Criticism Medieval, Literary Criticism Modern - 16Th Century, Literary Criticism Modern - 17Th Century, Religion Christianity History, Religion Christianity - History, Christianity, History Of Religion, Literary Studies: Classical, Early & Medieval, European History: Renaissance, European History: Medieval Period, Middle Ages, Literary Studies: Ancient, Classical And Medieval, C 1500 To C 1600, History Europe Renaissance, History, Europe, Renaissance, Religion Christianity History, Religion, Christianity, History, Literary Criticism Medieval, Literary Criticism, Medieval Subject Keywords: Reformation; Christendom; Christianity; Protestanism; Catholicism; Puritanism; confessional debates; Geneva; Rome; private worship; peace wars; Irenicism; Ecumenism; Cosmopolitan; piety; religious politics; poetry Genre: History, Europe, Renaissance, Religion, Christianity, History, Literary Criticism, Medieval Target Audience: Professional and scholarly