England's Wars of Religion, Revisited

Focusing on the mid-seventeenth century constitutional conflict in the British Isles, this collection of essays explores the pivotal role of religious beliefs over secular political ideas. Leading scholars examine the culture of allegiance and the motivations of minority groups in the conflict, while highlighting the underlying agreements that existed among the opposing factions. The work provides a nuanced understanding of the complex interplay between religion and politics during this tumultuous period.