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    • The Black Death & Peasant’s Revolt
      • A Troubled England
      • The Plague from the East
      • The Black Death in Europe
      • England Infected
      • Prayer and Despair
      • A Changed Society
      • Peasant Discontent
      • John Wycliffe and John Ball
      • The Flame of Rebellion
      • March and Massacre
      • King Richard and Wat Tyler
      • The End of the Revolt
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    • The Reformation of the Sixteenth Century
      • Before the Reformation
      • Luther: The Pope Defied
      • Luther: The New Church Established
      • Calvinism in Switzerland
      • Calvinism in France and the Netherlands
      • The Counter-Reformation
      • England: The Beginnings of Protestantism
      • England: The Henrician Reformation
      • England: Protestantism, Reaction and Puritanism
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    • The Pilgrim Fathers
      • Puritans and Persecution
      • The Pilgrims of Leyden
      • Eyes on America
      • The Mayflower Voyage
      • Towards New Plymouth
      • The Scourge of Winter
      • Red Indians
      • Building a New Home
      • Changing New England
      • APPENDIX ONE The Mayflower
      • APPENDIX TWO The Mayflower Pilgrims
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    • Quaker History
    • The Chartists
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    • Oliver Cromwell and the Puritan Revolution
      • An Elizabethan
      • Farmer and Puritan
      • Origins of the Civil War
      • The Outbreak of Civil War
      • The First Civil War
      • Parliament and the Army
      • The Execution of Charles I
      • The Birth of the Republic
      • Cromwell and the Dissolution of the “Rump” Parliament
      • Cromwell and the Shape of Government
      • The English People and the Protectorate
      • The English Commonwealth and the World
      • The Fall of the Republic
      • What the Puritan Revolution Achieved
    • Pilgrim & Dreamer
      • Lowly Beginnings
      • Puritan England
      • Soldier Under Fairfax
      • Troubled Tinker
      • Sinner Saved
      • Puritan Preacher
      • Imprisonment
      • Pastor Of The Flock
      • The Pilgrim’s Progress
      • Eager Writer
      • Maker of Verses
      • Triumphant Years
      • The Man
    • The Pilgrim’s Progress
      • The Author’s Apology for His Book
      • The First Part
      • The Authors’s way of Sending Forth his Second Part of the “Pilgrim”
      • The Second Part
    • Knight of the Burning Heart
      • A Lincolnshire Lad
      • A Gown-boy at Charterhouse
      • City of Dreaming Spires
      • Strange Interlude
      • Knight Errant
      • The Wonderful Birthday
      • Strange Cathedrals
      • The Open Road
      • The Knight Rides On
      • He Changed England
      • He Did Not Grow Old
    • Highways in the Byways
    • The Canterbury Tales
      • The Prologue
      • The Knightes Tale
      • The Milleres Tale
      • THE REVES TALE
      • THE COKES TALE
      • The Tale of the Man of Lawe
      • The Shipmannes Tale
      • The Prioresses Tale
      • Sir Thopas
      • The Tale of Melibeus
      • The Monkes Tale
    • Buildings of Secular and Religious Lordship
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Bibliotheca

Oliver Cromwell and the Puritan Revolution

Maurice Ashley

Knight of the Burning Heart

The Story of John Wesley

Highways in the Byways

The Story of a Pilgrimage in John Wesley’s Steps

By Leslie A. Newman (1944?)

The Canterbury Tales

Geoffrey Chaucer.

Buildings of Secular and Religious Lordship: Anglo-Saxon Tower-nave Churches

By Michael George Shapland

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