Shaping the Stranger Churches: Migrants in England and the Troubles in the Netherlands, 1547–1585

Contents
	Acknowledgements
	Maps
	Abbreviations
	Introduction
	Chapter 1 The London Stranger Churches in the International
Reformation, 1547–1565
		1 From the Community under Edward VI to the
Elizabethan Resettlement
		2 The Impact of the Exile’s Books and Psalms on the Low Countries
		3 The Influence of the Stranger Churches on Their
Continental Brethren
		4 Conclusion
	Chapter 2 Between Dissent and Cooperation: Relations between the Foreign Churches in England and
Connections with the Low Countries
		1 The Strangers in London
		2 All Foreign Churches in England
		3 Stuck between England and the Low Countries
		4 Conclusion
	Chapter 3 The Entanglements of Stranger Churches with Growing Resistance in the Low Countries,
1560–1565
		1 Dealing with Persecution in the Low Countries
		2 The Effect of Armed Resistance on the Stranger Churches
		3 Different Perspectives on Resistance
		4 Conclusion
	Chapter 4 The Impact of the Wonderjaar (1566) on the
Stranger Churches
		1 Reform and Resistance in International Perspective: A Struggle
for Legitimacy
		2 Division and Conflict among Reformers Concerning theIconoclasm in 1566
		3 The Involvement of the Foreign Churches in Resistance in theAftermath of the Fury
		4 Conclusion
	Chapter 5 The Foreign Churches and the Dutch Revolt,
1567–1585
		1 Classic Accounts of How Religion Shaped the Dutch Revolt
		2 The Complex Relationship between the Reformed Churches and
William of Orange
		3 Men and Money: The Contribution of the Foreign Churches
to the Revolt
		4 The Influence of Queen Elizabeth’s Attitude towards Intervention
in the Low Countries
		5 Conclusion
	Chapter 6 The Foreign Churches and the Reformation,
1567–1585
		1 Mutual Support among Foreign Reformed Churches in England
		2 Support for the Reformed Churches in the Low Countries
		3 The Foreign Churches in the Context of the English Church
		4 Conclusion
	Conclusions and Afterthoughts
	Bibliography
	Index