Religion and the Early Modern State: Views from China, Russia, and the West Book

	Preface
	Introduction	1
1	The alternative moral universe of religious dissenters in Ming-Qing China	13
2	Ecclesiastical elites and popular belief and practice in seventeenth-century Russia	52
3	The state, the churches, sociability, and folk belief in the seventeenth-century Dutch Republic	80
4	Communal ritual, concealed belief : layers of response to the regulation of ritual in reformation England	98
5	Spirits of the penumbra : deities worshipped in more than one Chinese pantheon	121
6	Orthodoxy and revolt : the role of religion in the seventeenth-century Ukrainian uprising against the polish-Lithuanian commonwealth	154
7	The Huguenot minority in early modern France	185
8	State religion and Puritan resistance in early seventeenth-century England	207
9	False miracles and unattested dead bodies : investigations into popular cults in early modern Russia	253
10	Liturgical rites : the medium, the message, the messenger, and the misunderstanding	284
11	Self-correction and social change in the Spanish counter-reformation	302
12	The disenchantment of space : Salle Church and the reformation	324
13	Popular religion and the reformation in England : a view from Cornwall	351