An edition of The devil's book
(2011)
The devil's book
Charles I, the Book of sports and Puritanism in Tudor and early Stuart England
by Alistair Dougall
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This book takes a fresh look at the controversy surrounding the publication of the Book of Sports and the cultural battle over the tension between Sunday observance and traditional revelry in pre civil war England. Its author shows how a new form of sabbatarianism became the hallmark of radical Protestants who sought to impose their beliefs on society and to suppress all Sunday recreations.--Publisher.
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The devil's book: Charles I, the Book of sports and Puritanism in Tudor and early Stuart England
2011, University of Exeter Press
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0859898563 9780859898560
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Table of Contents
'Vain, stupid, profane games' : Medieval attitudes to the playing of sports on the Sabbath and other holy days
The impact of the break with Rome
The reign of Elizabeth I and the battle over the Lord's Day
James I's 'dancing book' and the politicization of 'Saint Sabbath'
The Book of Sports and the reign of Charles I : from a 'pious Statute' to 'bloody civil war'
Enforcement and reaction : choosing between the 'Commandments of God and Man'
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 203-221) and index.
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