Faction And Faith
Politics and Religion of the Cornish Gentry before the Civil War
by Anne Duffin
Hardback (Published)
(May 1996)
ISBN: 9780859894357
6.1 x 9.17 inches
Price: $112.00
In stock
In this book, Anne Duffin draws upon new source material, combining national documents and local family collections with an analysis of churchwardens’ accounts, borough records and over 350 wills. She challenges the view that Cornwall was naturally royalist and presents a picture of a politically-aware and religiously-splintered society.
The history of Cornwall in the first half of the seventeenth century is both dramatic and turbulent. In Faction and Faith, Anne Duffin draws upon extensive new source material, combining national documents and local family collections with a detailed analysis of churchwardens’ accounts, borough records and over 350 wills. She challenges the established view that Cornwall was naturally royalist and presents a picture of a politically-aware and religiously-splintered society. Makes use of extensive new source material from national and local records First major publication since 1933 on Cornwall in this period Challenges the established view of Cornish society in the early seventeenth century Market: Scholars of early seventeenth century history. Academic and local libraries. Postgraduate and undergraduate students of history. All those with an interest in Cornish and Civil War history.
Introduction Cornwall and the Cornish gentry The religious landscape - Papists, Puritans and Arminians The political landscape - harmony and faction 1600-1638 Local government and defence 1600-1638 The impact of arbitrary taxation The approach of war
- By (author) Anne Duffin
"....Anne Duffin's scholarly study of early seventeenth-century Cornwall worthily takes its place alongside Mary Coate's classic 1933 volume on this county's Civil War experience. Based on copious research, clearly presented, balanced in its judgements, it fills a significant gap in early modern regional history." Southern History, Vol. 18, 1997) '...this is an impressive study, emphasizing the dialogic relationship between centre and locality in her period." (English Historical Review, February 1998) "This is a book which will be valued by historians of this period and by those with a particular interest in Cornwall." Devon and Cornwall Notes and Queries, Autumn 1997
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