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Introduction Donna B. Hamilton and Richard Strier | |
1. Sir John Oldcastle as symbol of Reformation historiography Annabel Patterson | |
2. The 'sacred hunger of ambitious minds': Spenser's savage religion Andrew Hadfield | |
3. Subversive fathers and suffering subjects: Shakespeare and Christianity Debora K. Shuger | |
4. Kneeling and the body politic Lori Anne Ferrell | |
5. Donne and the politics of devotion Richard Strier | |
6. Catholic, Anglican or Puritan? Edward Sackville, Fourth Earl of Dorset, and the ambiguities of religion in early Stuart England David L. Smith | |
7. Crucifixion or apocalypse: refiguring the Eikon Basilike Laura Blair McKnight | |
8. Marvell, sacrilege, and Protestant historiography: contextualising 'Upon Appleton House' Gary D. Hamilton | |
9. Entering The Temple: women, reading and devotion in seventeenth-century England Helen Wilcox | |
10. Contextualising Dryden's Absolom: William Lawrence, the laws of marriage and the case for King Monmouth Mark Goldie | |
11. Reformation in the Restoration crisis, 1679-1682 Gary S. De Krey | |
12. Shadwell's dramatic trimming, Steven Pincus. |
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