The Age of Reformation

Exploring the intricate connections between religion, politics, and social change in the sixteenth century, this revised edition delves into Tudor court politics, the emergence of new religious identities, and the impact of movements like Lollardy and anticlericalism. It provides an in-depth analysis of Henry VIII's religious views, various rebellions, and the spectrum of unofficial religions, including Elizabethan Catholicism and early atheism. This comprehensive study is crucial for understanding early modern British history and the Reformation.