The Church Of Mary Tudor (Hardcover)

Introduction The Personal Religion of Mary I, David Loades; Part I The Process; Chapter 1 The Marian Episcopate, David Loades; Chapter 2 The English Universities, 1553?58, Claire Cross; Chapter 3 Westminster Abbey Restored, C.S. Knighton; Chapter 4 The Clergy, the Church Courts and the Marian Restoration in Norwich, Ralph Houlbrooke; Part II Cardinal Pole; Chapter 5 Libya: How Gaddafi’s Friends Made the Revolution, Thomas F. Mayer; Chapter 6 Cardinal Pole Preaching: St Andrew’s Day 1557, Eamon Duffy; Chapter 7 Spanish Religious Influence in Marian England, John Edwards; Part III The Culture; Chapter 8 The Marian Restoration and the Mass, Lucy Wooding; Chapter 9 The Theology and Spirituality of a Marian Bishop: the Pastoral and Polemical Sermons of Thomas Watson, SJ William Wizeman; Chapter 10 Marking the Days: Henry Machyn’s Manuscript and the Mid-Tudor Era 1 Some of the ideas expressed in this Chapter were presented previously in two papers: ‘Mary I, Henry Machyn, and the Return of a ‘Goodly’ Sermon’, delivered at the Medieval and Tudor London Seminar, Institute of Historical Research, University of London, 27 May 1999 and ‘Processions, Belief, and National Identity in London during the Reign of Mary I’, delivered to the American Society of Church History Conference, Tallahassee, FL, 2?4 April 1998 (available from the Theological Research Exchange Network, Portland, OR). I wish to thank Caroline M. Barron and Vanessa Harding for inviting me to the London Seminar, and also James S. Amelang, John P.D. Cooper, Whitney A.M. Leeson, Jennifer Berenson Maclean, Ian Mortimer, James M. Ogier, Florinda Ruiz (for help with Latin) and Suzanne Schadl for their advice and comments at various stages of this project., Gary G. Gibbs; Chapter 11 The Persecution in Kent 1 Tom Freeman has contributed a great deal to this Chapter. I am no less indebted to Joy Lloyd of the John Foxe Project (Humanities Research Institute, University of Sheffield) who has helped me to navigate the shoals of the successive editions of the Acts and Monuments., Patrick Collinson;