Timothy G. Fehler is Professor of History at Furman University. His previous books include Poverty and Protestantism: The Evolution of Social Welfare in Sixteenth-Century Emden (1999), and Religious Diaspora in Early Modern Europe: Strategies of Exile (2014).Abigail J. Hartman (BA, Furman University; MLitt, University of St. Andrews) is pursuing doctoral work in Medieval History.).

• Chapter 1. Warning-Pieces; Chapter 2. Prelude to War: ‘Fore-Runners of Destruction’; Chapter 3. Civil War: ‘These Troublesome and Distracted Times'; Chapter 4. Cavaliers and Roundheads: ‘The Divells Agents Still’; Chapter 5. Christian Astrology: ‘Amongst the Celestiall Hieroglyphicks'; Chapter 6. Sectarians and Recusants: ‘Recant…Those Dangerous Errors’; Chapter 7. The Removal of the King: ‘Innocent Blood calls for vengeance’

'This sourcebook is a valuable resource for advanced undergraduate students of the English Revolution. Its central theme of signs and wonders resonates with today’s crises of truth-telling and responds to recent historiographical developments. It will therefore capture the interest of students while simultaneously exposing them to serious scholarship.'William J. Bulman, Lehigh University, USA

Timothy G. Fehler is Professor of History at Furman University. His previous books include Poverty and Protestantism: The Evolution of Social Welfare in Sixteenth-Century Emden (1999), and Religious Diaspora in Early Modern Europe: Strategies of Exile (2014).Abigail J. Hartman (BA, Furman University; MLitt, University of St. Andrews) is pursuing doctoral work in Medieval History.).

• Chapter 1. Warning-Pieces; Chapter 2. Prelude to War: ‘Fore-Runners of Destruction’; Chapter 3. Civil War: ‘These Troublesome and Distracted Times'; Chapter 4. Cavaliers and Roundheads: ‘The Divells Agents Still’; Chapter 5. Christian Astrology: ‘Amongst the Celestiall Hieroglyphicks'; Chapter 6. Sectarians and Recusants: ‘Recant…Those Dangerous Errors’; Chapter 7. The Removal of the King: ‘Innocent Blood calls for vengeance’

'This sourcebook is a valuable resource for advanced undergraduate students of the English Revolution. Its central theme of signs and wonders resonates with today’s crises of truth-telling and responds to recent historiographical developments. It will therefore capture the interest of students while simultaneously exposing them to serious scholarship.'William J. Bulman, Lehigh University, USA

Timothy G. Fehler is Professor of History at Furman University. His previous books include Poverty and Protestantism: The Evolution of Social Welfare in Sixteenth-Century Emden (1999), and Religious Diaspora in Early Modern Europe: Strategies of Exile (2014).Abigail J. Hartman (BA, Furman University; MLitt, University of St. Andrews) is pursuing doctoral work in Medieval History.).

• Chapter 1. Warning-Pieces; Chapter 2. Prelude to War: ‘Fore-Runners of Destruction’; Chapter 3. Civil War: ‘These Troublesome and Distracted Times'; Chapter 4. Cavaliers and Roundheads: ‘The Divells Agents Still’; Chapter 5. Christian Astrology: ‘Amongst the Celestiall Hieroglyphicks'; Chapter 6. Sectarians and Recusants: ‘Recant…Those Dangerous Errors’; Chapter 7. The Removal of the King: ‘Innocent Blood calls for vengeance’

'This sourcebook is a valuable resource for advanced undergraduate students of the English Revolution. Its central theme of signs and wonders resonates with today’s crises of truth-telling and responds to recent historiographical developments. It will therefore capture the interest of students while simultaneously exposing them to serious scholarship.'William J. Bulman, Lehigh University, USA