Puritan Lecturers and Anglican Clergymen during the Early Years of the English Civil Wars
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In the early years of the Civil Wars in England, from February 1642 to July 1643, Puritan parishioners in conjunction with the parliament in London set up approximately 150 divines as weekly preachers, or lecturers, in the city and the provinces as discussed by the authors.About:
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Scandalous and Malignant? Settling Scores Against the Leicestershire Clergy After the First Civil War
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Politics, religion and popularity in early Stuart Britain : essays in honour of Conrad Russell
TL;DR: A bibliography of the principal published writings of Conrad Russell, 1962-2002 Richard Cust and Elizabeth Russell can be found in this article, along with a discussion of the relationship between reformism and its legacies.