Politics, Religion and Popularity in Early Stuart Britain

Revisionism and its legacies: the work of Conrad Russell Thomas Cogswell, Richard Cust and Peter Lake Part I. Politics: 1. Puritan politicians and King James VI and I, 1587-1604 Nicholas Tyacke 2. The sacred, the profane and the Union: politics of sermon and masque at the court wedding of Lord and Lady Hay Lori Anne Ferrell 3. Capital life: Members of Parliament outside the House Pauline Croft 4. The personal rule of James I, 1611-20 Andrew Thrush 5. Profiting from misfortune: corruption and the Admiralty under the early Stuarts David D. Hebb 6. Negotiating grace Cynthia Herrup Part II. Religion: 7. The pastoral tightrope: a Puritan pedagogue in Jacobean London Julia F. Merritt 8. The creation of Laudianism: a new approach Anthony Milton 9. Provincial preaching and allegiance in the first English Civil War Jacqueline Eales Part III. Popularity: 10. The people's love: the Duke of Buckingham and popularity Thomas Cogswell 11. Charles I and popularity Richard Cust 12. Puritans, popularity and petitions: local politics in national context: Cheshire 1641 Peter Lake A bibliography of the principal published writings of Conrad Russell, 1962-2002 Richard Cust and Elizabeth Russell

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