Religion, literature, and politics in post-Reformation England, 1540-1688/
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Cambridge ; New York:
Cambridge University Press,
1996
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Table of Contents:
- Sir John Oldcastle as symbol of Reformation historiography / Annabel Patterson
- The "sacred hunger of ambitious minds" : Spenser's savage religion / Andrew Hadfield
- Subversive fathers and suffering subjects : Shakespeare and Christianity / Debora K. Shuger
- Kneeling and the body politic / Lori Anne Ferrell
- Donne and the politics of devotion / Richard Strier
- Catholic, Anglican or puritan? Edward Sackville, fourth Earl of Dorset, and the ambiguities of religion in early Stuart England / David L. Smith
- Crucifixion or apocalypse? Refiguring the Eikon Basilike / Laura Blair McKnight
- Marvell, sacrilege, and Protestant historigraphy : contextualizing "Upon Appleton House" / Gary D. Hamilton
- Entering The temple : women, reading, and devotion in seventeenth-century England / Helen Wilcox
- Contextualizing Dryden's Absalom : William Lawrence, the laws of marriage, and the case for King Monmouth / Mark Goldie
- Reformation in the Restoration Crisis, 1679-1682 / Gary S. De Krey
- Shadwell's dramatic trimming / Steven Pincus.