The Reformations in Britain, 1520–1603

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Contents
Chronology
Who’s Who
Introduction
	“A Godly and Most Friendly Concord”
	The “British” Dimension
	The Medieval Church and Luther’s Break
	A Brief Historiography of the Reformation
1 Politics
	The Reformation: Event or Process?
	England: A Reformation of Rule?
	Theories of Government: Political Philosophy and the Reformations
	The “Henrician” Reformation: A Crisis of Succession?
	Scottish Protestantism: Compromise and Kirk
	From Edward to Elizabeth: Parliament and Piety
	Royal Power and Religion Under Mary, Queen of Scots
	The Reformation Completed? Settlement and Stability
2 Theologies
	Martin Luther, Augustine of Hippo, and the Problem of Sin
	On the History of Ideas
	The English Reformation: A Lutheran National Church?
	Translation and “Calvinism”
	Ecclesiology in Scotland: Presbyterianism and Episcopacy
	“A Church But Halfly Reformed”: Elizabethan England
3 Cultures
	The Reformation and Popular Piety
	Recusancy and Resistance: Catholics
	The Reformation of Ritual
	Death and Dying in Reformation Britain
	The Protestant Family
	Belief in Action: Prayer and Providence
	Unauthorised Belief: Witchcraft and the Supernatural
	Popular Protestantism or Failed Reformation?
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Index