Benjamin M. Guyer is a Lecturer in the Department of History and Philosophy at the University of Tennessee at Martin. He is author of How the English Reformation was Named: The Politics of History, c. 1400-1700 (2022), as well as various journal articles and book chapters. A member of the editorial board of Anglican & Episcopal History, he is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society.William E. Engel is the Nick B. Williams Professor of Literature at the University of the South, Sewanee. He has published ten books including, most recently, The Printer as Author in Early Modern English Book History: John Day and the Fabrication of a Protestant Memory Art (2022).

• List of FiguresNotes on ContributorsIntroduction1 IntroductionBenjamin M. Guyer and William E. Engel2 William Brown Patterson: Life and CareerGeorge Core and George PoePart 1 Historiography, I: Reformation England3 Matters Overlooked: Straightening Out the Story of the ReformationDiarmaid MacCulloch4 A Fatal Conceit? Early Stuart Projects for the Ecclesiastical History of EnglandAnthony Milton5 Doubt and Commitment in Thomas Fuller’s Church-History of BritainJames Ross MacdonaldPart 2 Within and beyond Early Modern England6 Remembering the King: Roger Williams and Anne Sadlier Debate the King’s Book and Ecclesiastical AuthorityScott N. Kindred-Barnes7 The Natural Desire to See God: Early Modern Catholic and Reformed Interpretations of AquinasPaul Dominiak8 Richard Hooker and Multiple PlatonismsDavid Neelands9 ‘The Whole Congregation at One Instant Pour Out Their Petitions’: Addressing the Challenges of Implementation in the Use of the Book of Common PrayerJohn N. WallPart 3 Negotiating Monarchy10 Supreme Governess: the Intersection of Theology and Politics in Richard Hooker’s ApologeticsTorrance Kirby11 Investing in Good Will: James VI, Religious Innovation, and the Royal Burgh of PerthMargo Todd12 The Sacred and the Secular, as Evinced by English Printed Responses to the Death of William III in 1702Nicholas TyackePart 4 Historiography, II: Victorian Reformation13 The Victorians, William Perkins, and W.B. PattersonLori Anne Ferrell14 ‘Handing Down the Principles of Laud’: History and Propaganda in John Henry Newman’s Tractarian Battle for the Church of EnglandPeter B. NocklesIndex