Church and State in Early Modern England, 1509-1640 Book

1	The Henrician Schism	3
	The Medieval Background	3
	The Ascendancy of Wolsey	9
	The King's Great Matter	13
	The Subjugation of the Clergy	16
	The Royal Supremacy	22
	The Henrician Martyrs	28
	The Dissolution of the Monasteries	30
	The Declarations of Faith	34
2	The Anglican Reformation	44
	The Last Years of Henry VIII	44
	The Edwardian Transition	46
	The Cranmerian Reforms	52
	The Marian Restoration	56
	The Protestant Martyrs	60
	The Marian Exiles	63
	The Alteration of Religion	66
	The Elizabethan Settlement	71
3	The Elizabethan Challenges	81
	The Puritan Threat	81
	The Vestiarian Controversy	83
	The Articles of 1571	85
	The Admonition Controversy	89
	The Prophesyings	93
	The Separatists	97
	The Catholic Threat	99
	The Rebellion of the Northern Earls	100
	The Catholic Mission and Catholic Martyrs	102
	The Catholic Crusade	108
	The Puritan Threat Again	111
	The Subscription Controversy	112
	The Classical System	114
	The Martin Marprelate Controversy	116
4	The Jacobean Consolidation	123
	The Last Years of Elizabeth	124
	The Lambeth Articles	124
	The Appellant Controversy	128
	King James and the Puritans	130
	James VI and the Scottish Presbyterians	130
	The Hampton Court Conference	133
	The Canons of 1604	139
	The Jacobean Exiles	143
	James I and the Catholics	147
	The Church and the Common Law	153
	The Synod of Dort	158
5	The Laudian Counter-Reformation	164
	The Last Years of James I	164
	Charles' Early Parliaments	169
	The Economic Reforms of the Church	178
	The Early Persecution	182
	The Puritan Proto-Martyrs	185
	The New England Theocracy	190
	The Resurgence of Catholicism	196
	The Scottish Revolution	199
	The Canons of 1640	201
	Conclusion	206
	Notes	213
	Bibliography	239
	Index	263