Religious Identities in Britain, 1660--1832.

Contents: Introduction, William Gibson and Robert G. Ingram
 Roger Morrice and the history of Puritanism, Mark Goldie
 Charles Leslie and the political implications of theology, Robert Cornwall
 Attitudinarian equivocation: George Smalridge's churchmanship, William Gibson
 How heterodox was Benjamin Hoadly?, Guglielmo Sanna
 The Jacobite failure to bridge the Catholic/Protestant divide, 1717-30, Jeffrey S. Chamberlain
 William Warburton, divine action, and enlightened Christianity, Robert G. Ingram
 James Boswell and the bi-confessional state, James J. Caudle
 'In the Church I will live and die': John Wesley, the Church of England, and Methodism, Jeremy Gregory
 The waning of Protestant unity and waxing of anti-Catholicism? Archdeacon Daubeny and the reconstruction of 'Anglican' identity in the Later Georgian Church, c.1780-c.1830, Peter B. Nockles
 Richard Price on reason and revolution, H.T. Dickinson
 The 'most horrid and unnatural state of man': John Henry Williams and the French wars, 1793-1802, Colin Haydon
 Sir George Pretyman-Tomline: ecclesiastical politician and theological polemicist, G.M. Ditchfield
 'Achitophel Firebrand' at St. Asaph: Dean Shipley and the withering of Whiggism in the Church of England, 1775-1825, Nigel Aston
 Index.