Being Catholic in post-Reformation England Stephen A. Bernhardt

Being Catholic in post-Reformation England Stephen A. BernhardtAs a study of the role of life writing in the conduct of religious dispute amongst English Catholics, and in the formation of the religious and political identity of English Catholicism in the period down to 1640, the book seeks to place life writing and memory at the centre of the post Reformation condition.

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