The World of rural dissenters: 1520-1725

1. The importance of religion in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries / Margaret Spufford. The social and economic spectrum of religious belief. The distribution of dissent, by-employment, and communications. 'I bought me a primer', or, 'How godly were the multitude?'. The basic religious concepts of those who could read in the seventeenth century. The importance of the Lord's Supper to dissenters

2. The social and economic status of the later Lollards / Derek Plumb

3. A gathered church? Lollards and their society / Derek Plumb

4. The origins, function, and status of the office of churchwarden, with particular reference to the diocese of Ely / Eric Carlson

5. The gravestone of Thomas Lawrence revisited (or the Family of Love and the local community in Balsham, 1560-1630) / Christopher Marsh

6. Piety in the pedlar's pack: continuity and change, 1578-1630 / Tessa Watt

7. The mobility and descent of dissenters in the Chiltern Hundreds.