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CONTENTS List of illustrations and maps page 00 Preface and Acknowledgements 000 Abbreviations 00 INTRODUCTION 1. The godly, their opponents and England's 'wars of religion' 0 2. Norwich's Reformation history revisited 00 PART I: THE MAKING OF A PROTESTANT CITY, c. 1560-1619 3. Immigration, Catholic conspiracy and the rise of a godly moral order 00 4. Urban magistracy and ministry, 1570-1619 00 5. An undercurrent of dissent, 1580-c. 1620 000 PART II: RELIGIOUS CHANGE AND GODLY REACTION IN THE 1620s 6. New directions in episcopal government: the Samuel Harsnett years 000 7. The 1624 parliament, its repercussions and the case of St Gregory's parish 000 PART III: CONFESSIONAL DISCORD AND THE IMPACT OF LAUDIANISM IN THE 1630s 8. Godly reaction: the Norfolk feoffees and the Tombland lectureship 000 9. 'Some joyfully conformed, others frowardly opposed': Matthew Wren 000 and the 1636 stirs PART IV: TRACING THE PURITAN REVOLUTION IN NORWICH 10. Puritan diaspora, 1636-1640 000 11. Puritan revolution, 1640-1643 000 CONCLUSION 12. Godly reformers and their opponents in Norwich and beyond 000 Bibliography 000 Index 000
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Norwich (England) -- Church history -- 16th century.
Norwich (England) -- Church history -- 17th century.
Reformation -- England -- Norwich.