Religion and Society in Early Modern England A Sourcebook 2nd Edition by David Cressy, Lori Anne Ferrell ISBN 0415344441 9780415344449

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I TRADITION AND CHANGE: THE OLD RELIGION AND THE NEW
1 THE STATE OF MELFORD CHURCH AS I, ROGER MARTYN, DID KNOW IT
2 HUGH LATIMER, CONVOCATION SERMON, 1536
3 THE TEN ARTICLES, 1536
1 The principal articles concerning our faith
2 The sacrament of baptism
3 The sacrament of penance
4 The sacrament of the altar
5 Justification
Articles concerning the laudable ceremonies used in the church
6 And first of images
7 Of honouring of saints
8 Of praying to saints
9 Of rites and ceremonies
10 Of purgatory
4 THE SIX ARTICLES, 1539
5 ENGLISH BIBLES, 1537 AND 1539
6 ROBERT PARKYN’S NARRATIVE OF THE REFORMATION, 1532–54
Regnantibus impiis: ruina hominum1
7 ROSE HICKMAN’S MEMOIR OF PROTESTANT LIFE UNDER MARY
8 JOHN FOXE, ACTS AND MONUMENTS
The examination of Anne Askew, 1546
The ordeal of Ridley and Latimer, 1555
9 ACCOUNTS AND INVENTORIES OF ST EDMUND’S PARISH, SALISBURY, 1527–57
1527–8 (total disbursements ­­£14 18s 4d)
Inventory, 1531–2
1550–1 (total disbursements ­­£36 17s 5d)
Inventory, 1554–5
1556–7 (total ­­£9 10s 1d)
10 WILLS OF MARGARET ODEHAM, 1492 AND ANNE BUCKENHAM, 1539
Will of Margaret Odeham, 1492
Will of Anne Buckenham, 1539
Footnotes
II THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH
11 VIEW AND PLAN OF TUNSTEAD CHURCH, NORFOLK
12 THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, 1559
Preface
Of ceremonies, why some be abolished and some retained
The order for the administration of the Lord’s Supper, or holy communion
The declaration on kneeling, 1552
The ministration of baptism to be used in the church
The form of solemnization of matrimony
The thanksgiving of women after childbirth, commonly called the churching of women
The order for the burial of the dead
13 AN ACT FOR THE UNIFORMITY OF COMMON PRAYER AND DIVINE SERVICE, 1559
14 THE THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES, 1563
1 Of faith in the Holy Trinity
2 Of the word or Son of God, which was made very man
3 Of the going down of Christ into hell
4 Of the resurrection of Christ
5 Of the Holy Ghost
6 Of the sufficiency of the Holy Scriptures for salvation
7 Of the Old Testament
8 Of the three Creeds
9 Of original or birth-sin
10 Of Free-Will
11 Of the justification of man
12 Of good works
13 Of works before justification
14 Of works of supererogation
15 Of Christ alone without sin
16 Of sin after baptism
17 Of predestination and election
18 Of obtaining eternal salvation only by the name of Christ
19 Of the church
20 Of the authority of the church
21 Of the authority of general councils
22 Of purgatory
23 Of ministering in the congregation
24 Of speaking in the congregation in such a tongue as the people understandeth
25 Of the sacraments
26 Of the unworthiness of the ministers, which hinders not the effect of the sacrament
27 Of baptism
28 Of the Lord’s Supper
29 Of the wicked which do not eat the body of Christ in the use of the Lord’s Supper
30 Of both kinds
31 Of the one oblation of Christ finished upon the cross
32 Of the marriage of priests
33 Of excommunicate persons, how they are to be avoided
34 Of the traditions of the church
35 Of homilies
36 Of Consecration of bishops and ministers
37 Of the civil magistrates
38 Of Christian men’s goods which are not common
39 Of a Christian man’s oath
15 THE HOMILY AGAINST CONTENTION AND BRAWLING
16 THOMAS BECON’S NEW CATECHISM, 1559
Preface
Of the duty of children toward their parents
17 ALEXANDER NOWELL’S CATECHISM, 1570
18 ACCOUNTS AND INVENTORIES OF ST EDMUND’S PARISH, SALISBURY, 1579–1635
1579–80 (total disbursements ­­£13 19s 9d)
Inventory, 1597–8
1608–9 (total disbursements ­­£32 7s 9d)
Inventory, 1618–19
1633–4 (total disbursements ­­£52 3s 7d)
Inventory, 1634–5
19 ROGER COKER’S WILL, 1563
20 WILLS FROM THE DIOCESE OF DURHAM, 1603–1615
Footnotes
III RELIGIOUS CULTURE AND RELIGIOUS CONTEST IN ELIZABETHAN ENGLAND
21 A VIEW OF POPISH ABUSES YET REMAINING IN THE ENGLISH CHURCH, 1572
22 ARCHBISHOP GRINDAL’S INJUNCTIONS FOR THE LAITY IN THE PROVINCE OF YORK, 1571
23 ARCHBISHOP GRINDAL’S LETTER TO THE QUEEN, 1576
24 GEORGE GIFFORD’S COUNTRY DIVINITY, 1582
25 PHILIP STUBBES, THE MANNER OF SANCTIFYING THE SABBATH, 1583
26 OXFORDSHIRE ARCHDEACONRY COURT, 1584
27 RICHARD BANCROFT ON THE ‘PRECISIANS,’ 1584
28 THE MARPRELATE TRACTS: HAY ANY WORKE FOR COOPER, 1589
29 WILLIAM ALLEN’S DEFENCE OF ENGLISH CATHOLICS, 1584
30 WILLIAM PERKINS, A GOLDEN CHAINE, OR THE DESCRIPTION OF THEOLOGIE, 1600
Of election, and of Jesus Christ the foundation thereof
Of the degrees of executing God’s decree of election
Concerning the first degree of the declaration of God’s love
Concerning the decree of reprobation
Concerning the execution of the decree of reprobation
Of the application of predestination
31 PERKINS’ DIAGRAM OF THE PATH TO SALVATION
32 RICHARD HOOKER, THE LAWES OF ECCLESIASTICAL POLITIE, 1597
33 DEATHBED OF THE EARL OF HUNTINGDON
34 SAMUEL WARD’S DIARY, 1595
Footnotes
IV THE JACOBEAN CHURCH
35 BISHOP MATTHEW’S REPORT ON THE HAMPTON COURT CONFERENCE, 1604
36 CONSTITUTIONS AND CANONS ECCLESIASTICAL, 1604
5 Impugners of the articles of religion, established in the Church of England, censured
6 Impugners of the rites and ceremonies, established in the Church of England, censured
7 Impugners of the government of the Church of England by archbishops, bishops, etc., censured
18 A reverence and attention to be used within the church in time of divine service
30 The lawful use of the cross in baptism explained
74 Decency in apparel enjoined to ministers
75 Sober conversation required in ministers
82 A decent communion table in every church
88 Churches not to be profaned
109 Notorious crimes and scandals to be certified into ecclesiastical courts by presentment
37 ARCHBISHOP BANCROFT’S LETTER REGARDING CATHOLIC RECUSANTS, 1605
38 WILLIAM BRADSHAW’S ENGLISH PURITANISM, 1605
Concerning religion or the worship of God in general
39 ROBERT WILKINSON, THE MERCHANT ROYALL. A WEDDING AT COURT, 1607
40 ARCHBISHOP ABBOT’S LETTER REGARDING PREACHING, 1622
41 LANCELOT ANDREWES, ‘A SERMON BEFORE THE KING’, 1621
42 RICHARD SHELDON, A SERMON LAYING OPEN THE BEAST AND HIS MARKS, 1622
43 A THANKFULL REMEMBRANCE OF GODS MERCIE, 1625
Footnotes
V CEREMONIALISM AND ITS DISCONTENTS
44 THE KING’S DECLARATION OF SPORTS, 1633
45 BISHOP PIERS’S REPORT ON SOMERSET PARISH FEASTS, 1633
46 HENRY BURTON, A DIVINE TRAGEDY LATELY ACTED, 1636
A collection of sundry memorable examples of God’s judgements upon Sabbath-breakers
47 ARCHBISHOP LAUD’S VISITATION OF LEICESTERSHIRE, 1634
48 RICHARD MONTAGUE’S ARTICLES OF ENQUIRY FOR THE DIOCESE OF NORWICH, 1638
Concerning the church and chancel
Concerning the churchyard and other consecrated appendages to that holy place
Of sacred utensils, church ornaments, ministers’ vestments
Of divine service, sacraments, and sacramentals
Of the sacraments and sacramentals, remembered in the service book
Baptism
Of marriage
Churching of women after childbirth
Concerning the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
49 CHRISTOPHER DOW’S NARRATIVE OF THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF THE ‘DISCIPLINARIANS’, 1637
50 ROBERT SKINNER, A SERMON PREACHED BEFORE THE KING AT WHITE-HALL, 1634
51 WILL OF SIR SIMONDS D’EWES, 1639
52 WILL OF WILLIAM LAUD, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, 1644
Footnotes
VI RELIGIOUS REVOLUTION
53 THE ROOTS AND BRANCHES PETITION, 1640
To the Right Honourable the Commons House of Parliament. The humble petition of many of his majesty’s subjects in and about the City of London and several counties of the Kingdom
54 COMPLAINTS AGAINST A WARWICKSHIRE VICAR, 1641
55 A DECADE OF GRIEVANCES, 1641
56 THE PROTESTATION, 1641
57 JOHN WALLEY’S LAMENT FOR THE CHURCH, 1643
58 THE SOLEMN LEAGUE AND COVENANT, 1643
59 WILLIAM DOWSING’S DESTRUCTIONS IN EAST ANGLIA, 1643–4
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
Suffolk
60 DIRECTORY FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP, 1645
Preface
The sacrament of baptism
The solemnization of marriage
Concerning burial of the dead
Of singing of psalms
61 NICHOLAS PROFFET, ENGLANDS IMPENITENCIE UNDER SMITING, 1645
62 THOMAS EDWARDS ON THE PRACTICES AND ERRORS OF THE SECTARIES, 1646
63 A CATALOGUE OF THE SEVERAL SECTS AND OPINIONS, 1647
64 EIKON BASILIKE, HIS SACRED MAJESTY, 1649
65 A FIERY FLYING ROLL, RANTER PROPHECIES, 1650
66 QUAKER AGITATION, 1655
67 RICHARD BAXTER’S MINISTRY AT KIDDERMINSTER, 1647–60
68 RICHARD BAXTER’S ACCOUNT OF TWELVE SORTS OF PARISHIONERS, 1658

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