Introduction: Professor
Bernard Capp
Reformed Church Structures and Government
1. Parish
Reform during the English Revolution, Dr Alex Craven, Victoria County Histories
2. ‘What
happened to parish registers between c.1646 and c.1666?’ Dr Andrew Foster and
Dr Caroline Adams
3. Gathered
Churches and their Books: Rewriting the Theory and Practice of Church
Government in the 1650s, Dr Mark Burden, University of Bristol
4. Scandalous
Ayr: A Kirk Session in Scotland’s Interregnum, Dr Alfred Johnson
The Clergy of the Commonwealth
5. The
Ecclesiastical Patronage of Oliver Cromwell, c.1654-1658, Dr Rebecca Warren
6. The
clergy of Sussex: the impact of change c. 1635-1665, Helen M Whittle
7. The
Impact of the Landscape on the Clergy of Seventeenth-Century Dorset, Trixie
Gadd
Traditionalist religion: persistence, resistance and division in the
interregnum and beyond
8. ‘Tubby
preaching rogues’: transgressions against Godly religious rule in the English
parish 1645-1660, Dr Fiona McCall, University of Portsmouth
9. Malignant
Parties: Loyalist religion in South-West England, Dr Rosalind Johnson,
University of Winchester
10. ‘“The
Mountaines did serve for their Refuge”: 1650s Wales as a refuge for Anglican
clergy’, Dr Sarah Ward, University of the West of England
11. 'A crack'd Mirror': reflections of 'Godly Rule'
in Warwickshire, 1660-1665, Dr Maureen Harris