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John Donne and the Protestant Reformation

Mary Arshagouni Papazian

2003

The European Reformations

Carter Lindberg

1996

Reformation and resistance in Tudor Lancashire

Christopher Haigh

1975

The voices of Morebath

Eamon Duffy

2003

Writing the nation in Reformation England, 1530-1580

Cathy Shrank

2004

The Reformation and the English people

J. J. Scarisbrick

1988

The Western rising, 1549

Philip Caraman

1994

The fabulous dark cloister

Tiffany Jo Werth

2011

English chantries

Alan Kreider

1979

Conversion, politics, and religion in England, 1580-1625

Michael C. Questier

1996

The English Reformation

Jones, Norman L.

2002

Beginnings English Protestantism

Peter Marshall

2002

Reform and reformation

Geoffrey Rudolph Elton

1977

Heresy and the English Reformation

Georgi Vasilev

2007

The religion of Protestants

Patrick Collinson

1984

London and the Reformation

Susan Brigden

1989

The English Reformation

Arthur Geoffrey Dickens

1964

Henry VIII and the English Reformation

Richard Rex

1993

The incarnate text

James Kearney

2009

In the anteroom of divinity

Feisal G. Mohamed

2008

Religion and society in Elizabethan Sussex

Roger B. Manning

1969

The Impact of the English Reformation, 1500-1640 (Arnold Readers in History)

Peter Marshall

1997

Cupid In Early Modern Literature And Culture

Jane Kingsley-Smith

2010

Reformation divided

Eamon Duffy

2017

Revolution in religion

D. M. Loades

1992

Reassessing the Henrician Age

Alistair Fox

1986

The English Reformation, 1529-58

David H. Pill

1973

A Religion of the Word

Catharine Davies

2002

The King's Reformation

G.W. Bernard

2005

Literature, politics, and national identity

Andrew Hadfield

1994

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