Fear, exclusion and revolution : Roger Morrice and Britain in the 1680s /
McElligott, Jason,1972-
Aldershot : Ashgate,
c2006.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Reformation and "arbitrary government" : London dissenters and James II's polity of toleration, 1687-1688 / Gary S. De Krey -- Roger Morrice and the Huguenot refugees / Robin Gwynn -- The politics of religious imagery in the late seventeenth century / Clare Haynes -- L'Estrange and the publishing sphere / Geoff Kemp -- London besieged? : the city's vulnerability during the glorious revolution / Charles-Edouard Levillain -- 'Eminent cheats' : rogue narratives in the literature of the Exclusion Crisis / Kate Loveman -- The "prints" of the trials : the nexus of politics, religion, law, and information in late seventeenth-century England / Michael Mendle -- Gilbert Burnet's Reformation and the semantics of popery / Andrew Starkie -- 'High feeding and smart drinking' : associating hedge-lane lords in Exclusion Crisis London / Newton E. Key -- Dissenters and the writing of history : Ralph Thoresby's 'Lives and characters' / David L. Wykes -- Nursing sedition : women, dissent, and the Whig struggle / Melinda S. Zook -- Judging partisan news and the language of interest / Mark Knights.
Morrice, Roger, 1628-1702.
Politics and culture
Religion and politics