The American Historical Review · 1988 · 36 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesHistoryReligionReligious HistorySociology Of ReligionUrban HistoryChurch HistoryChurch-state RelationsHistorical Geography Of ReligionUrban Geography Of ReligionUrban ReligionChurch GeographyEcclesiastical PoliticsParish ChurchesReligious Networks In CitiesReligious Urban GeographyUrban Religious Life
Contributes to an understanding of the internal political and religious structure of the City of London during the period of the English Revolution. This monograph reconstructs the social structure and composition of each of the City parishes, surveys the successes and failures of Presbyterianism among the parishes, explores the new relationship between the Puritan ministers and the parishes, as well as discusses the Independents and the Anglicans in this time and setting.