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A History of Religion in Britain: Practice and Belief from Pre-Roman Times to the Present

List of Plates. Notes on Contributors. Preface. Introduction: Sheridan Gilley and W. J. Sheils. Part I: Conversion and Christianity:. 1. Religion in Roman Britain: Martin Henig (University of Oxford). 2. Religion in Anglo--Saxon England: Gerald Bonner (University of Durham). 3. From the Conquest to the Black Death: Rosalind Hill (University of London). 4. Piety in the Later Middle Ages: Norman Tanner (University of Oxford). 5. Medieval Wales and the Reformation: Glanmor Williams (University of Swansea). 6. Religious Life in Medieval Scotland: Michael Lynch (University of Edinburgh). Part II: Reform, Revival and Enlightenment:. 7. The Church in Scotland from the Reformation to Disruption: James K. Cameron. 8. Reformed Religion in England: W. J. Sheils (University of York). 9. Anglicanism in Stuart and Hanoverian England: Ian Green (University of Belfast). 10. Radical Sects and Dissenting Churches,1600--1750: Michael Mullet (University of Lancaster). 11. Rational Religion in England from Herbert of Cherbury to William Paley: David Pailin (University of Manchester). 12. Catholicism in England from the Reformation to the Relief Acts: W. J. Sheils (University of York). 13. Evangelical Revival in Eighteenth--Century Britain: W. R. Ward (University of Durham). Part III: Industrialization, Empire and Identity: . 14. Church and State since 1800: Edward Norman (Christchurch College, Canterbury). 15. The Church of England in the Nineteenth Century: Sheridan Gilley (University of Durham). 16. Religious Life in Industrial Britain, 1830--1914: David Hempton (University of Belfast). 17. Hebrews Hellenized?: English Evangelical Nonconformity and Culture, 1840--1940: Clyde Binfield (University of Sheffield). 18. The Roman Catholic Church in England, 1780--1940: Sheridan Gilley (University of Durham). 19. Religion and Community in Scotland and Wales since 1800: Keith Robbins (University of Lancaster). 20. British Religion and the Wider World, Mission and Empire: Peter C. Williams (University of Bristol). 21. Secularists and Nationalists: Edward Royle (University of York). Part IV: The Twentieth Century: . 22. The Jewish Community in Britain: Jonathan Campbell, University of Lampeter). 23. Religious Life Between the Wars: Stuart Mews (University of Lancaster). 24. The Christian Churches in England since the War: Ecumenism and Social Concern: Alan Suggate (University of Durham). 25. Religious Pluralism in Modern Britain: Paul Badham (University of Lampeter). 26. Secularization and the Future: Alan Gilbert (University of Sydney). Chronology. Selected Further Reading. Index.