Church and People

Explore the intricate dynamics between the laity and the English Church in Church and People by John Wiley and Sons Ltd. This compelling second edition, published in 1999, delves into the significant struggle for supremacy within the Church, highlighting how political and social developments from 1450 to 1660 were deeply intertwined with this conflict. As monarchs, the Church, and Parliament maneuvered to exploit lay disaffection for their own political agendas, the landscape of English society was irrevocably altered. With 268 pages of insightful analysis, this book offers a profound understanding of the historical forces that shaped the relationship between church and society. Ideal for historians and anyone interested in the evolution of religious and political power, Church and People is a must-read for those seeking to comprehend the complexities of this pivotal era.