The Reformation and the English People
J. J. Scarisbrick’s study examines the Reformation through its relationship with the people of England. Combining religious and social history, the book considers how a major period of change can be understood not only through institutions and ideas, but also through the experiences of the wider population.
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J. J. Scarisbrick’s The Reformation and the English People explores the English experience of the Reformation.
The book focuses on the relationship between religious change and the people of England.
It presents the subject as a work of history, with attention to the broader human and social dimensions of the period.
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