DAVID R. COMO is a professor of early modern history at Stanford University. MICHAEL QUESTIER is Honorary Chair, Centre for Catholic Studies, Department of Theology, Durham University, UK.

• IntroductionDavid Como and Michael Questier Part I: Reformation, Rivalry and Remembrance 1. The Victorian Invention of Anglicanism and its Reception - Lori Anne Ferrell2. The Casket Letters: Controversy and Conspiracy- Simon Adams3. The Battle of Adderley Aisle and Family Chapels in Post-Reformation England - Richard Cust Part II - Catholics, Puritans and Conformists 4. 'Trapped in the Mental World of Robert Parsons': Religious Politics, Blame and the Essex Rising of 1601 - Paul E. J. Hammer5. The Strange Case of the Boy of Bilson: Catholics, Puritans, Exorcists and Politics in Post-Reformation England - Michael Questier6. Bishop Lewes Bayly - Prelate as Puritan? - Kenneth Fincham7. Growing Opposition? Puritan Cheshire in Laudian London: the Diary of Samuel Torshell 1638-1639 - Anthony Milton PART III - Publics and the Drama of Politics in the Post-Reformation 8. Weighed in a Balance: Strategizing Public Politics in Anglo-Dutch Affairs, 1617-1619 - Jason Peacey9. At the Heart of a Knot of Villainy: Dr Lambe and the Purbeck Affair- Thomas Cogswell10. The Literary Lake - Nigel Smith Part IV - Structures of Post-Revolutionary Politics 11. The Nature of 'the Powers that Be': Politico-Religious Thought 1637-1653 and its Antecedents - Nicholas Tyacke12. 'Yet God is Good to Israel': Nehemiah Wallington Reads (and Writes) the News - Ann Hughes13. John Lilburne, the People and the English Revolution - Michael Braddick14. Revisionism, Partisanship and the Structure of Early Modern British Imperial Culture - Steve Pincus Bibliography of Peter Lake's WorksIndexTabula Gratulatoria

DAVID R. COMO is a professor of early modern history at Stanford University. MICHAEL QUESTIER is Honorary Chair, Centre for Catholic Studies, Department of Theology, Durham University, UK.

• IntroductionDavid Como and Michael Questier Part I: Reformation, Rivalry and Remembrance 1. The Victorian Invention of Anglicanism and its Reception - Lori Anne Ferrell2. The Casket Letters: Controversy and Conspiracy- Simon Adams3. The Battle of Adderley Aisle and Family Chapels in Post-Reformation England - Richard Cust Part II - Catholics, Puritans and Conformists 4. 'Trapped in the Mental World of Robert Parsons': Religious Politics, Blame and the Essex Rising of 1601 - Paul E. J. Hammer5. The Strange Case of the Boy of Bilson: Catholics, Puritans, Exorcists and Politics in Post-Reformation England - Michael Questier6. Bishop Lewes Bayly - Prelate as Puritan? - Kenneth Fincham7. Growing Opposition? Puritan Cheshire in Laudian London: the Diary of Samuel Torshell 1638-1639 - Anthony Milton PART III - Publics and the Drama of Politics in the Post-Reformation 8. Weighed in a Balance: Strategizing Public Politics in Anglo-Dutch Affairs, 1617-1619 - Jason Peacey9. At the Heart of a Knot of Villainy: Dr Lambe and the Purbeck Affair- Thomas Cogswell10. The Literary Lake - Nigel Smith Part IV - Structures of Post-Revolutionary Politics 11. The Nature of 'the Powers that Be': Politico-Religious Thought 1637-1653 and its Antecedents - Nicholas Tyacke12. 'Yet God is Good to Israel': Nehemiah Wallington Reads (and Writes) the News - Ann Hughes13. John Lilburne, the People and the English Revolution - Michael Braddick14. Revisionism, Partisanship and the Structure of Early Modern British Imperial Culture - Steve Pincus Bibliography of Peter Lake's WorksIndexTabula Gratulatoria

DAVID R. COMO is a professor of early modern history at Stanford University. MICHAEL QUESTIER is Honorary Chair, Centre for Catholic Studies, Department of Theology, Durham University, UK.

• IntroductionDavid Como and Michael Questier Part I: Reformation, Rivalry and Remembrance 1. The Victorian Invention of Anglicanism and its Reception - Lori Anne Ferrell2. The Casket Letters: Controversy and Conspiracy- Simon Adams3. The Battle of Adderley Aisle and Family Chapels in Post-Reformation England - Richard Cust Part II - Catholics, Puritans and Conformists 4. 'Trapped in the Mental World of Robert Parsons': Religious Politics, Blame and the Essex Rising of 1601 - Paul E. J. Hammer5. The Strange Case of the Boy of Bilson: Catholics, Puritans, Exorcists and Politics in Post-Reformation England - Michael Questier6. Bishop Lewes Bayly - Prelate as Puritan? - Kenneth Fincham7. Growing Opposition? Puritan Cheshire in Laudian London: the Diary of Samuel Torshell 1638-1639 - Anthony Milton PART III - Publics and the Drama of Politics in the Post-Reformation 8. Weighed in a Balance: Strategizing Public Politics in Anglo-Dutch Affairs, 1617-1619 - Jason Peacey9. At the Heart of a Knot of Villainy: Dr Lambe and the Purbeck Affair- Thomas Cogswell10. The Literary Lake - Nigel Smith Part IV - Structures of Post-Revolutionary Politics 11. The Nature of 'the Powers that Be': Politico-Religious Thought 1637-1653 and its Antecedents - Nicholas Tyacke12. 'Yet God is Good to Israel': Nehemiah Wallington Reads (and Writes) the News - Ann Hughes13. John Lilburne, the People and the English Revolution - Michael Braddick14. Revisionism, Partisanship and the Structure of Early Modern British Imperial Culture - Steve Pincus Bibliography of Peter Lake's WorksIndexTabula Gratulatoria