MICHAEL QUESTIER is Honorary Chair, Centre for Catholic Studies, Department of Theology, Durham University. DAVID COMO is Professor of Early Modern History at Stanford University MICHAEL QUESTIER is Honorary Chair, Centre for Catholic Studies, Department of Theology, Durham University.

• Lancelot Andrewes and the Myth of Anglicanism - Nicholas TyackeDemons, Deviance and Defiance: John Darrell and the Politics of Exorcism in late Elizabethan England - Thomas S. FreemanPuritans, Predestination and the Construction of Orthodoxy in Early Seventeenth-Century England - David ComoFrom Temple to Synagogue: 'Old Conformity' in the 1640s-1650s and the Case of Christopher Harvey - Judith D MaltbyClerical Conformity from Whitgift to Laud - Kenneth FinchamArchbishop Richard Neile Revisited through Discussion of Concepts of 'Orthodoxy' and 'Conformity' - Andrew FosterMoving the Goal Posts? Modified Subscription and the Construction of Conformity in the Early Stuart Church - Peter Lake'Yeilding to the Extremity of the Time': Conformity, Orthodoxy and the Post-Reformation Catholic Community - Alexandra M WalshamConformity, Catholicism and the Law - Michael QuestierThe Catholic Gentry, the Earl of Salisbury and the Baronets of 1611 - Pauline Croft

A well-executed volume. The essays give us a good introduction to the problems of conformity and orthodoxy in the English Church. The case studies included are insightful and meticulously researched.

MICHAEL QUESTIER is Honorary Chair, Centre for Catholic Studies, Department of Theology, Durham University. DAVID COMO is Professor of Early Modern History at Stanford University MICHAEL QUESTIER is Honorary Chair, Centre for Catholic Studies, Department of Theology, Durham University.

• Lancelot Andrewes and the Myth of Anglicanism - Nicholas TyackeDemons, Deviance and Defiance: John Darrell and the Politics of Exorcism in late Elizabethan England - Thomas S. FreemanPuritans, Predestination and the Construction of Orthodoxy in Early Seventeenth-Century England - David ComoFrom Temple to Synagogue: 'Old Conformity' in the 1640s-1650s and the Case of Christopher Harvey - Judith D MaltbyClerical Conformity from Whitgift to Laud - Kenneth FinchamArchbishop Richard Neile Revisited through Discussion of Concepts of 'Orthodoxy' and 'Conformity' - Andrew FosterMoving the Goal Posts? Modified Subscription and the Construction of Conformity in the Early Stuart Church - Peter Lake'Yeilding to the Extremity of the Time': Conformity, Orthodoxy and the Post-Reformation Catholic Community - Alexandra M WalshamConformity, Catholicism and the Law - Michael QuestierThe Catholic Gentry, the Earl of Salisbury and the Baronets of 1611 - Pauline Croft

A well-executed volume. The essays give us a good introduction to the problems of conformity and orthodoxy in the English Church. The case studies included are insightful and meticulously researched.

MICHAEL QUESTIER is Honorary Chair, Centre for Catholic Studies, Department of Theology, Durham University. DAVID COMO is Professor of Early Modern History at Stanford University MICHAEL QUESTIER is Honorary Chair, Centre for Catholic Studies, Department of Theology, Durham University.

• Lancelot Andrewes and the Myth of Anglicanism - Nicholas TyackeDemons, Deviance and Defiance: John Darrell and the Politics of Exorcism in late Elizabethan England - Thomas S. FreemanPuritans, Predestination and the Construction of Orthodoxy in Early Seventeenth-Century England - David ComoFrom Temple to Synagogue: 'Old Conformity' in the 1640s-1650s and the Case of Christopher Harvey - Judith D MaltbyClerical Conformity from Whitgift to Laud - Kenneth FinchamArchbishop Richard Neile Revisited through Discussion of Concepts of 'Orthodoxy' and 'Conformity' - Andrew FosterMoving the Goal Posts? Modified Subscription and the Construction of Conformity in the Early Stuart Church - Peter Lake'Yeilding to the Extremity of the Time': Conformity, Orthodoxy and the Post-Reformation Catholic Community - Alexandra M WalshamConformity, Catholicism and the Law - Michael QuestierThe Catholic Gentry, the Earl of Salisbury and the Baronets of 1611 - Pauline Croft

A well-executed volume. The essays give us a good introduction to the problems of conformity and orthodoxy in the English Church. The case studies included are insightful and meticulously researched.