Religious Radicalism in England 1535-1565
C ClementPaperback 2000-01-01
In this valuable study Christopher Clement draws our attention to a varied assemblage of people who sought Christian faithfulness in the underworld of mid-Tudor England. Sympathetically and yet critically he assesses their place in the history of English Protestantism; and by attentive listening he gives them a voice.
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In this valuable study Christopher Clement draws our attention to a varied assemblage of people who sought Christian faithfulness in the underworld of mid-Tudor England. Sympathetically and yet critically he assesses their placein the history of English protestantism; and by attentive listening he gives them a voice.
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In this valuable study Christopher Clement draws our attention to a varied assemblage of people who sought Christian faithfulness in the underworld of mid-Tudor England. Sympathetically and yet critically he assesses their place in the history of English Protestantism; and by attentive listening he gives them a voice.
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In this valuable study Christopher Clement draws our attention to a varied assemblage of people who sought Christian faithfulness in the underworld of mid-Tudor England. Sympathetically and yet critically he assesses their placein the history of English protestantism; and by attentive listening he gives them a voice.