Contesting the English Polity, 1660-1688

Exploring the intricate dynamics of church and state during Restoration England, this book delves into the evolving perceptions of their relationship. It examines the ideological shifts and debates that shaped societal views on governance and religious authority, highlighting key figures and events that influenced this transformation. Through a detailed analysis, it reveals how these evolving beliefs impacted the political landscape and the role of religion in public life during this pivotal historical period.